Brass inserts that are bevelled

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slim123

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I recentl;y bought some things from Sherm Adamson's estate and i have these 5/16 -18 and 5/16 -14 brass inserts that are bevelled, never seen any like these 16 thread before,. but who am i. I also have some brass plugs, 7/16 thread what are they used for
 
slim123 said:
I recentl;y bought some things from Sherm Adamson's estate and i have these 5/16 -18 and 5/16 -14 brass inserts that are bevelled, never seen any like these 16 thread before,. but who am i. I also have some brass plugs, 7/16 thread what are they used for
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Plugs like these? Probably the one on the left.
 

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Pictures of the beveled would be great.
As far as the blanks,
They are a great option for any cue shop to have.
Sometimes inserts are i installed crooked.
Sometimes things get broken.
Install the blank, drill, bore, tap.
Situation rectified. They also allow the option if the joint screw is different in size like smaller. You can get a proper fit instead of a sloppy wiggle. Or in the cases that a 5/16x14 acme thread is needed.
 

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Longer pilot blanks serve the purpose of those times where the wooden part of the pilot may be broken. Older cues like Paradise, Etc etc
Or in the case of the Schuler joint.
 

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slim123 said:
yes the ones on the left and then i have some 5/16 -14 inserts that have a curved pilot
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i'll need to downsize the pic to attach it here
Michael Webb said:
Longer pilot blanks serve the purpose of those times where the wooden part of the pilot may be broken. Older cues like Paradise, Etc etc
Or in the case of the Schuler joint.
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Thank you i'm still trying to figure out how to dfownsize the pic of the bevelledd 5/`6 -14 inserts I'm guessing someone used these long ago from a different manufacturer. My question would i need to bevel the butt end of the butt before installing the pin to get a good fit?
 
slim123 said:
i'll need to downsize the pic to attach it here

Thank you i'm still trying to figure out how to dfownsize the pic of the bevelledd 5/`6 -14 inserts I'm guessing someone used these long ago from a different manufacturer. My question would i need to bevel the butt end of the butt before installing the pin to get a good fit?
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I can't see what you see.
Downsize the picture please.
Thank you
 
slim123 said:
i'll need to downsize the pic to attach it here

Thank you i'm still trying to figure out how to dfownsize the pic of the bevelledd 5/`6 -14 inserts I'm guessing someone used these long ago from a different manufacturer. My question would i need to bevel the butt end of the butt before installing the pin to get a good fit?
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If your using a windows PC a very easy program to resize images is IrfanView its free too.
 
Went to Schmelke cues web site.
3 different brass inserts.
Outside threads
M12x1.50mm
M12x1.75mm
1/2-14/span for the inserts with the 3/8x16 inner thread.
Schmelke is known for buying a lot from over seas so the metric thread makes sense.
Good luck.
 
im lucky i only bought two lol i got off easy ill make installer tools out of them and not buy anymore harware from smelke
Cheap lesson
 
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