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I have not tried it straight to brass yet, I use an easy out inserted into the insert and heat that up and wait about 45 seconds for the heat to transfer then clamp the easy out in a vice and unscrew

seems to me that Hello is possibly a reincarnation of a certain Joe character from florida....could be wrong, but has the same demeanor.

so I know what I would do, as I use an induction heater also....what was your plan of attack?

those are definitely acme threads, what the pitch is, is what would be needed to be determined

I tried....

Okay, so....Hello user, I was holding out for bigger fish, BUT I have a Handcrafted, Hand carved cue that I have been sitting on to find the right buyer. I think you are that guy....now don't lowball me....I know what I got....I'lll let it go for $250....in order to fit your range.....your...

just an obnoxious troll

May I suggest Eddie Wheat? I'm sure he would accommodate your price range

but yet here you are still being more of an agitator than someone that wanted a real answer.......question was asked, and many answered....

The only reason you are not on my ignore list is so I can see your less than bright postings....gives me a laugh once in a while.

you are obviously just a instigator using a bland handle name. I doubt that you even want a cue either to buy or to be built.....probably don't even play pool....just someone that got lonely and decided to get your rocks off getting everyone heated......good job on that!. Your not the first guy...

you would do better to buy a production cue, cheaper and fits your requirements. My base price for a basic cue with pretty good choices of woods and 1 shaft are at the starting point of $600.....as you are not just paying for the materials and time, BUT the expertise in putting it all together...

Sterling gundrills out of vermont...has pricing right on their site. I always call and tell them I make cues....they know immediately what the point grind should be and ask about air connections.....great price and great product.

Probably refunded by PAYPAL...forcibly, not voluntary and NOT initiated by you, otherwise you would have said that. Plus no explanation as to why you could not deliver on the goods....even after being called out. Scammer piece of S****....same ole forney, just rinse and repeat,,,,,,

First off, why are YOU trying to fix it? Do you have any knowledge and tools to do the job correctly? let me state, with all due respect, NO ONE THAT DOESN'T DO CUE REPAIR SHOULD NOT TRY TO DO SO ON THEIR SHAFT! Bring it to a competent repair guy in your area or a qualified person from here. By...

welll, there is this.... =AZURDO2uiOaehxUeyA92qo4SnuWwgE6wZYhH81hpmCFEplHvaXCpZotqOevxp4FcgxbLUb27utm4MocozgA-xwHwyl7WmBDguXmgHzBGhq3EKJ30FGuOF-eOZA33TRvF4pZHqez2mSvH4tjA-HmqsbrPzg9wyb6UsxlyuvXXZw7L3gN1Fjj3WYvotLRCE_mMsfM&__tn__=%3C%2CP-R']...

If it is a juma joint on both the butt and shaft, depending on the joint pin and they are just collars....My experience has shown that they will eventually deform.....especially if the person is a hard breaker. Haven't had them break/crack but have had them deform.

BUMP FOR GREAT TIPS!

First, there probably is crap built up in the insert.....adding lube/soap/etc will not remove that crap, it will only end up adding more to the pile. First step is to use Q-tips soaked in alcohol and put 2 of them together and 'screw' them into the insert.....keep doing it with new ones until...