Cue Accesory Help

All you have to do ...

is know what type of joint you have. (If you don't, then
measure it, and count the screw turns on it) and then look
for any JP's that are made for that joint measurement.
 
Sheesh ...

the scorpion said:
Maybe this photo of my cue will help a little more than the last link:

http://www.rileysshop.co.uk/pages/Catalog/ImageViewer.aspx?ImageTitle=Stinger%20Jump/Break%20Cue&ImageName=../../images/ProductPics/10022/POOLSPECIALIST_5585_114.jpg
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You can't just TELL US the brand of cue you have. It is a little
hard to read with your head sideways and trying to read what is
really not legible. Can't you just look up the company that made
your cue on the Internet using google, or to call the company,
and ask them what type of joint is in your cue? If youi give us
a better clue, we might be able to help you.
 
the cue in the picture shows to be a plastic joint of some kind (phenolic, implex, etc.) That has nothing to do with the joint screw threads. Does the butt joint face or shaft joint face have a protrusion? any local machinist can tell you what kind of joint screw you have & if it is millimeter or not.

Below are some caps made by a friend from Scotland, Cam Wylie.
 

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Sorry for not mentioning what type of cue it was they are both a uk made stinger (not to be confused with the u.s jericho stinger), and btw I am new to this joint type lark so I don't know one joint on a cue from another sorry guys.
 
Unfortunately I don't have a digital camera to take a photo and I can't find any pictures on the net of the cue in two pieces.
 
If You found out the thread of then you could proabably get some off of ebay. Custom jp's would be more than the cue is worth.
 
If it's a 5/16 x 14 or 3/8 x 10 thread that won't help....
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All I want is help not abuse hurled at me just because my cues aren't up to the standards of those from across the pond, beleive it or not some can't go out and spend 2K on a custom cue, so please in future don't try and belittle me all I am doing is asking for advice.
 
easy scorp...
If your gonna post here you'll have to get used to a little good natured ribbing...lol. Anyway, we can't give you any advice without knowing the thread type or design. There are just too many joint styles out there.
 
the scorpion said:
All I want is help not abuse hurled at me just because my cues aren't up to the standards of those from across the pond, beleive it or not some can't go out and spend 2K on a custom cue, so please in future don't try and belittle me all I am doing is asking for advice.
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Don't you have a cuesmith somewhere around there or even a machinist who could examine the screw part of the joint and tell you what the thread is (for example, 3/8 x 10, where the 10 is the threads per inch and the 3/8 is the diameter in inches)? Then you could order joint protectors online.
 
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