What is the difference with a piloted joint and the regular style. Does it change the feel. For example I have a Schon and it has the piloted joint. My predator shaft does not have that pilot. Would there be a big difference in feel if my predator had the piloted joint?
5/16 14 Piloted Joint...
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5/16x14 pilot
Most people would agree that a Time Scruggs, Jim Buss or Schon with a nice piloted joint will hit firmer than a cue with a 5/16x14 joint w/o a pilot. it tightens the joint.
Most people would agree that a Time Scruggs, Jim Buss or Schon with a nice piloted joint will hit firmer than a cue with a 5/16x14 joint w/o a pilot. it tightens the joint.
If the wood portion of the shaft pilot doesn't very tightly squeeze fit into the joint hole, it is completely meaningless and won't change anything at all.
You may find the next discussion about piloted joint interesting...
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=124072&highlight=pilot
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=124072&highlight=pilot
Sorry I do not understand what that means... Can you explain it a little better?
Thank you for the link