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Not my table or post on reddit:

Since you like the one you have, perhaps you could order the shafts from Superior without being cut for the pin and have a local cue maker tap it for you to your specs. Otherwise: Jim Pierce builds a good KW shaft, and the Diveney Trans K is good as well. Perhaps one of them can build one out...

Do you have some examples for a Schon? I'd like to see your work.

I'm good for the used case if you take paypal.

I'd ballpark it at $250-300 per shaft given that they are/were at least assembled in the U.S.

Can't say I've seen a local singles chip tournament recently, but here's how Skinny Bob's does a Scotch doubles chip tournament.

I shoot primarily in pool halls. Austin averages 56 to 74% humidity depending on the month. That said, the pool halls run the AC at about 70F most of the year so humidity inside is probably quite a bit lower.

My experience is different than yours. I shoot 60-100 racks a week and clean my CF shafts maybe once every month or so.

I don't typically wear them, but I do keep a Predator Second Skin in my bag just in case. I also keep a couple like these in my bag if my teammates forget or lose theirs.

For sure. I'm doing that now actually. They are different threads. 6 Radial, 3 Uni-loc, 4 3/8x10, 1 each 3/8x14, 5/16x18 and 5/16x14. Edited to add: I apparently had a couple I forgot about. This picture is missing two. Lent a Meucci CF to a friend and a Revo is going to Predator for the...

USPS does seem to take forever recently. About a week ago, I had this one take 10 days to get to me from Fort Worth to Austin. The seller selected 1-3 day shipping. For reference, that would be a three hour drive one way.

I have like 14 or 15 different CF shafts. I like the Revo the best. The SMO is pretty close though.

I got the cue Saturday. Looks better in person and played great with a Revo. Added for clarity: It did not come with a shaft, I paired it was a Revo as it was the only thing I had that fit a 3/8x10 Modified pin.

I believe Whyte made Spartan shafts. They use the same joint adapter.

Here's one pretty cheap on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/357272854448?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1 If the original shaft still has the joint, you could also get a cue maker to use that joint and make a new shaft. Wood blanks are...

I had never heard of Shurtz until recently. One popped up on Marketplace and I'm be tempted to pick it up based on this thread.

The maker's initials. Made by Hector Villalobos from Fort Worth, TX. Says it's the second cue he's made with that logo, the earlier cues had a flying V logo.

He did. I asked him after I bought it.

Should have it later in the week.

Guess I get to ask in the Cuemaker section. I won the auction.