Cuetec Cynergy ferrule

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Tom1234

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I’m curious if anyone has replaced the Cynergy ferrule for a customer. If so, where did you get the new ferrule and how much trouble was it to remove and install. Thanks for any help you can provide.
 
Big-Tattoo

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easy to Change, installed a tommahawk Ferrell and Plays also super b. I only know the org Ferrell is an very soft material like the first Gen of 314
 
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Dave38

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I have done quite a few tips on them already, not a ferrule....don't see a reason to be changing them..... They are so new, and made of a very strong material, any issues with a ferrule should be referred back to Cuetec for warranty work, IMO.
More info needed to actually help you.
Dave
 
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Tom1234

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Thanks guys for getting back so quickly. Mine doesn’t need replacing yet, just wanted to be prepared if or when it does get damaged. My main concern is what type of tenon the ferrule attached too. Thanks again.
 
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Dave38 said:
I have done quite a few tips on them already, not a ferrule....don't see a reason to be changing them..... They are so new, and made of a very strong material, any issues with a ferrule should be referred back to Cuetec for warranty work, IMO.
More info needed to actually help you.
Dave
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Though I do favor a certain material, I agree with you Dave. IF you pay that much for a shaft, and they offer a warranty, take advantage of it. :cool:
 
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Gary Lucchesi

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Tom1234 said:
I’m curious if anyone has replaced the Cynergy ferrule for a customer. If so, where did you get the new ferrule and how much trouble was it to remove and install. Thanks for any help you can provide
Big-Tattoo said:
easy to Change, installed a tommahawk Ferrell and Plays also super b. I only know the org Ferrell is an very soft material like the first Gen of 314
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please tell me where you got the Tommahawk Ferrell. my husband is an authorized cuetec repairman. the ferrules have been on back order for ages.
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Michael Webb

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Cynergy shafts have one of the softest ferrules there is.
Dave's advice is spot on. There's a lot of different ferrule materials available but they may not be what your looking for as far as deflection goes.
What's good for Sally might not be good for Joe!
 

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Tom1234

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A quick update - I replaced the Cynergy ferrule with Tomahawk and couldn’t be more please. SOOOO easy to replace once I knew the procedure. I like the Tomahawk ferrules so much, I replaced the ferrules on all my cues.
 
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hejests

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The ferrule on my 11.8 Cynergy was way too soft for me (which I really noticed on my first tip change). Changed it out to Juma, couldn't be happier. No discernible change deflection wise so weight must be similar to the original material.
 
phreaticus

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Bob Dzuricky put 1/2” Tomahawks on 2 Cynergy 12.5’s for me, they play perfect. Way better than the original shorty soft ABS ones. Also no change in weight or deflection.
 
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Tom1234 said:
A quick update - I replaced the Cynergy ferrule with Tomahawk and couldn’t be more please. SOOOO easy to replace once I knew the procedure. I like the Tomahawk ferrules so much, I replaced the ferrules on all my cues.
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And SOOOO, what was the procedure?
 
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