Another thought - I urge you to seek out a local cuemaker or repair guy in your area rather than attempting to do it yourself. The best tips today are oversize and have to be trimmed to even with the ferrule. Without a lathe it is very difficult to do this properly. Even with a lathe it isn't so easy. A Sniper tip, for example, can be installed improperly even by an experienced person with a lathe.
For example, I took a Sniper tip to my local cuemaker. He had never installed one before. Fortunately, I had copied a Varney post on AzB on how to do it and showed it to him. He wasn't insulted and read it carefully. Then he installed it and did a good job. Afterwards he said that he had installed hundreds of Moori's with no problems but that installing the Sniper was much trickier.
I can understand wanting to do it yourself. After all, who cares about your cue more than you do? I'd like to do it myself also, but I just can't justify the cost of a lathe for putting on the occasional tip. If you want to go into the business that's another matter. But then you would need a lathe for sure.