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I'm in Lusby, MD. Alan Phelps Custom Cues

Picked this up a little while ago. It should do nicely with a wood base added for stability and weight. Alan

I've done this a number of times. I've seen no problems with removing the amount of threads you are talking about on a 5/16-18 pin. Alan

If you press the tip too firmly, you will make a dry bond, basically you squeezed out too much glue. Use just enough pressure to keep the tip in place. Alan Phelps Custom Cues

We're Listening. Alan

Looks like the same material I use on my LD shafts, minus the holes.

Did you face the pad after you applied it?

I have an older Deluxe. I use 1080 rpm for most single point work/sanding and 480 rpm for router work.

As Joey said, two will do it, I make 3 sets. Alan

I'll make a couple for you. Alan

Got mine today. I've been using these shim sheets for years and like them better than delrin collets for shaft work. I may never use a full sheet. Simply unbeatable for the price. Thanks Phi! Alan

Paypal sent. Alan

Dave, I'll take the spool and sealer. Alan

Yes, it has happened to me several times. All were very favorable experiences.

The short answer is no. Live threading must be done by CNC on true uni-loc threads as no lathe can duplicate the turns per inch (7.7 or something there abouts is memory serves me). Alan

I always put a pad on top of an ivory ferrule. Alan

You use a tap on the inside of a ferrule to make threads. You use a die to thread a tenon, or a tenon threader.

I use WD-40 on the ways.

Got some heavy duty power supplies gathering dust. Gonna see if this little gadget will heat a pin up hot enough for removal...

Sneezing in your respirator.