Say you have a radial wood/wood flat face joint cue with two shafts.
One shaft scews on with fairly loose threads - and a bit of wobble until it is tightend down completly.
The other shaft screws on with farly snug threads - no wobble as it is tightened down.
Obviously you don't want the thread pattarn too tight as you may crack the shaft while screwing it on, but the Question is...
Would this difference have any effect on the hit of the cue?
My hunch is that the looser thread (even though tightened down snug) could create just enough room for some vibration and loss of transfer of hit.
Thoughts??? ..... (cuemakers???)
One shaft scews on with fairly loose threads - and a bit of wobble until it is tightend down completly.
The other shaft screws on with farly snug threads - no wobble as it is tightened down.
Obviously you don't want the thread pattarn too tight as you may crack the shaft while screwing it on, but the Question is...
Would this difference have any effect on the hit of the cue?
My hunch is that the looser thread (even though tightened down snug) could create just enough room for some vibration and loss of transfer of hit.
Thoughts??? ..... (cuemakers???)