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That's awesome! Congrats and best wishes! I can attest to Chris as a great person to deal with. Help me get started in the hobby. Always a gentleman and willing to help.

Thanks Sheldon.

Greetings. Need help on how go about this repair. Ceuleman wood pin screws into this joint. Not sure why they would make collar joint so thin. Thanks in advance! Biloxi69

Just purchased with my iPhone. Works now. By the way I use PayPal. Click checkout and hit the PayPal link. Thanks Tom.

Same issue. Website was good until checkout at PayPal. It rang up regular price. Tried it on my iPhone.

Got it. Thanks Mike.

I thread it with a tenon threader afterwards.

I have McDermott Carom cue model CRMS06 that hits soft and the sound it makes is not solid. Was thinking the tenon/ferrule connection is not good so I turned it down to replace with a different ferrule. As I turn the ferrule down I realized that it’s a one piece ferrule tapped into the shaft...

Supposed to end tonight. Started at 9 am.

There’s a tournament today. Come and watch the match.

Thanks Mike. Valuable advice regarding deflection on carom cues. Phi

Thanks for the input guys!!

They probably think it’s a better shaft due to its higher cost. I’ll definitely leave it alone.

I’m thinking the same now. Probably just tell to buy another. Thanks!

It’s actually 11.4 mm. The guy uses it to play 3 cushion carom and ask if I can repair. I told him I’ll see what I can do. Aesthetically I can make it look good. Just the split in the laminate I’m unsure. I think titebond in between the laminate and some rubber band may work. Phi

Hello guys, I have a Predator laminate shaft that have a single split. You can see it in the pic. I was thinking removing the ferrule either by applying friction or just turning down and make a new one. But to address the split, what do you suggest? Get some Titebond in there somehow...

Mine fit the cue fine. Your threads look very good. That’s live correct?

Sound like a plan.. Thanks Mike..

Well here it is. A little persistent pays off. Cut and bore off the PH pin. Phenolic threads much better with a die. See pic attached. Thanks for the expertise guys.

Nice.. looks like my setup. Enjoy.