Shrink wrap ferrule?Or NOT using an epoxy at all on a ferrule will guarantee you a clean application and look. You can't slip fit your ferrules tho. You have to actually do a little bit of work on them.
You also need two clean, flat faces to ensure a "no ring" look.
Dude...Really???? who are you? What have you contributed to this forum or the world of cue building/repair? Joey has done quite a bit to move the craft forward.....maybe do some research before being a dick to senior members.....just saying......show us your own work before you criticize others. You have so far stuck your middle finger at 2 of the best guys on here and by your own words....are a 'new guy' Sometimes closing mouth and opening ears works better when trying to learn......
You need to get some thicker skin if you're going to hang out around here!
It's been mild for the last couple years. 
Never tried wood glue for ferrule work, but on threaded ferrules, I'm sure it's more than adequate. Modern wood glues are really strong.You need to get some thicker skin if you're going to hang out around here!
Just add some TB red or blue and you're good to go. The only thing the glue is doing is keeping it from ever unthreading. The holding power is in the mechanical bond.
My disclaimer is I only use 99% melamine type material. 20+ yrs and no problems I can speak of.
Strong enough to hold all my tips on also!
You need to get some thicker skin if you're going to hang out around here!
Just add some TB red or blue and you're good to go. The only thing the glue is doing is keeping it from ever unthreading. The holding power is in the mechanical bond.
