Help with G-10 pin

ONTHEBREAK

ONTHEBREAK

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Does anybody know what the thread count on the 3/8" G-10 pin that Bryan Fisher uses on his cues? Is it 10 or 11? Please help me out here I think it's 10 but not sure. Here is a picture of the pin.

Talked to Bryan this evening and it is 3/8"-10 piloted G-10

Richard

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try screwing another shaft on.if you have an old 3/8-10 or 3/8-11 laying around see if it fits.
 
That's the problem

I don't have this cue with me at the moment and i'm trying to order Joint Protectors for it. I just thought somebody out there might know. Thanks for the help Mason.

Richard
 
in some cases the g-10 measures at 3/8 11.5, which is sometimes called the 3/8 11 modified...


you could also post in the cue maker forum, they would probably give you some good info...


hope that this helps...

GP
 
Last time I talked to him he had no computer.

The last time I talked to Brian he had no computer. He was building some new cues to sale, but his computer had crashed and he had no way of checking pm's or email. I made a couple of posts on here for him but he hasn't been on here since. I sent him a text message earlier to his cell and got no response. Didn't wanna call him on a Sunday though.
 
Why not hold off till you can reach him? He usually answers the phone in the evenings...Tom
 
ONTHEBREAK said:
I just figured maybe somebody out there had one and would know.
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And what if someone out there has one and it's an 11 pitch and yours is a 10? Or vice-versa?
 
???

If he uses so many different ones what do you think is gonna make him remember what this one is? I just assumed he probably purchased the same pin in bulk and used the same for all his cues like I figure most cue makers do.
 
bish4201 said:
Most G pins are 3/8 11. That pin looks to be 11. IMO
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They come in 3/8 10, 10 ACME, ball , 11tpi and Joe Gold .
You can make em anyway you want.
 
JoeyInCali said:
They come in 3/8 10, 10 ACME, ball , 11tpi and Joe Gold .
You can make em anyway you want.
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This is true most people don't realize that G10 is a material used not a thread size.
 
ONTHEBREAK said:
If he uses so many different ones what do you think is gonna make him remember what this one is? I just assumed he probably purchased the same pin in bulk and used the same for all his cues like I figure most cue makers do.
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Real cuemakers make their own joint screws :D

Alot of cuemakers keep specs on every cue they make, if you have a question about a cue who better to ask?
 
ONTHEBREAK said:
Does anybody know what the thread count on the 3/8" G-10 pin that Brian Fisher uses on his cues? Is it 10 or 11? Please help me out here I think it's 10 but not sure. Here is a picture of the pin.

Richard

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Black 3/8 G-10 maybe is from Atlas Billiards. check with them, I think is 3/8-10. Good luck.
Kenny
 
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