Cue Makers Who Use a Brass 3/8-14 Pin

[ToughRowToHoe]

I was wondering if anyone out there knows of any cue makers who use/used a big, brass 3/8-14 pin on their cues (I'm trying to figure out who made the sneaky pete in the attached pictures). Thanks.

 

[Sheldon]

Are you sure it has 14 threads per inch? Looks almost like a southwest style pin.

 

[Michael Webb]

Omega and Mike Bender. That pin does not look like a 14 thread. To coarse

 

[Tommy-D]

Odd pins

> If I'm not mistaken,Cue-Tec uses a 3/8-14 thread,but that one looks a little off. For the cuemakers that use the typical modified Acme pins,how do you check the thread depth on these,with thread wires the same way you do a 60 degree v-thread? Tommy D.

 

[JoeyInCali]

> If I'm not mistaken,Cue-Tec uses a 3/8-14 thread,but that one looks a little off. For the cuemakers that use the typical modified Acme pins,how do you check the thread depth on these,with thread wires the same way you do a 60 degree v-thread? Tommy D.

The threads look like modfd. acme to me ( 28-29 degree kind).
It does not appear to be a 14 pitch to me. Bender's pin have tighter threads than the one on the pic.
Someone prolly made the cue and machined his the pin as well.
It looks like a 3/8 11 to me.

 

[Michael Webb]

Cutecs use a .355 X 14 but just like Bluds pin it is called a 3/8's