Glass epoxy pin.

I also

have a friend who has a Klein with a G-10 pin. I like the hit so much that I'm having Steve build me a solid ebony G-10 cue. I've asked for it to be about 18.5 oz and he believes he can get it there with the G-10. Joint will be phenolic however.

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Poke N Hope said:
I have a friend that had a 4 point Ebony Forearm w/ ss joint and the g-10 pin (19 oz) made by Steve Klein. The cue played/Hit verrrrry good. My friend is still kicking himself in the a$$ for selling the cue
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Where can I buy that fake Radial pin?
Can Uni-Loc* patent that radial? It's from the inner race design of a helical ballbearing "lead screw"? Don't know the proper design name.
It has 7 1/2 pitch and remember Biil Stroud and even before, Steve Morris
of (I think it was) MIDWEST CUSTOM CUES had these pins on their cues along time before they became popular. The break cue everybody has
in Hawaii uses the same "radial" but, I bevieve it's 8 TPI. I don't carry
my thread gauge around, Just guessing 8.
 
3/8 x 8

CueCaps said:
Where can I buy that fake Radial pin?
Can Uni-Loc* patent that radial? It's from the inner race design of a helical ballbearing "lead screw"? Don't know the proper design name.
It has 7 1/2 pitch and remember Biil Stroud and even before, Steve Morris
of (I think it was) MIDWEST CUSTOM CUES had these pins on their cues along time before they became popular. The break cue everybody has
in Hawaii uses the same "radial" but, I bevieve it's 8 TPI. I don't carry
my thread gauge around, Just guessing 8.
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The import ones are.
Look at the description under the photo.
3/8x8(T) I'm not sure what the (T) indicates.
 
Can Uni-Loc* patent that radial?
They have a TRADEMARK on the "radial" word for the pin.
So, BALL screw is used by some makers who make the same exact screw.
 
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