Joss Weight Bolt
- Thread starter DEXTER
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Believe they are 3/8 x 16.
Joss has kits, and lots of places sell these weight bolts.
Unless...are you talking about an old Joss?
https://josscues.com/accessories/
https://www.ozonebilliards.com/product/joss-and-viking-cue-weight-bolts-set-of-6
https://www.pooldawg.com/joss-weight-bolt
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Joss has kits, and lots of places sell these weight bolts.
Unless...are you talking about an old Joss?
https://josscues.com/accessories/
https://www.ozonebilliards.com/product/joss-and-viking-cue-weight-bolts-set-of-6
https://www.pooldawg.com/joss-weight-bolt
.
The older Joss cues used a 3/8x16 with a 9/16 hex head. The newer one's use a 1/2x13 set screw.
I guess he doesn't believe you. :grin-square:
Maybe this would be of help.https://www.lowes.com/pd/IRWIN-Stan...iUOQJ9rB1jhM1gH9ZPqSCsGlee3Ymg5IaAo2EEALw_wcB
A picture speaks a thousand words. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
1/2-13 bolts, just like OB cues.
Yes and it looks like the bumper/quick connect kit from Prather is 1/2-13, wich is good news for players wanting a extension for their 1/2-13 weight bolt cue :smile:
Howdy All;
Ok, got the basics about the Joss cues Now for a question about early Joss West
with the sideways J. Were they the same weight bolts? The bumper on mine looks
like the one on the right in the below attachment. Have not cracked into it yet waiting
on information.
Thanks for thoughts and words of wisdom.
Attachment 502000
hank
Ok, got the basics about the Joss cues Now for a question about early Joss West
with the sideways J. Were they the same weight bolts? The bumper on mine looks
like the one on the right in the below attachment. Have not cracked into it yet waiting
on information.
Thanks for thoughts and words of wisdom.
Attachment 502000
hank
I've seen the W sideways. I haven't seen the J sideways yet. I think the W sideways was when Mr. Stroud was in Colorado but I'm guessing and the bumper was held on by a screw with a 3/8x16 weight bolt.
Michael Webb
:banghead: headslap dhooo, Thanks for correctin' me. I reckon it depends on which
way ya hold the cue ... need to make these posts after I have my coffee.
So, the bolt holding the bumper is the weight bolt??? Longer heavier and shorter lighter
would make sense.
hank
:banghead: headslap dhooo, Thanks for correctin' me. I reckon it depends on which
way ya hold the cue ... need to make these posts after I have my coffee.
So, the bolt holding the bumper is the weight bolt??? Longer heavier and shorter lighter
would make sense.
hank
1984
Amateur
Hello everybody!
I am Udo, Poolplayer since mid 80s and I am looking for a lighter cue!
For over 20 years I am playing with a cue with 19oz. But I always felt that a lighter cue would help me with my stroke. It seems that it is impossible to make my current cue lighter. The weight bolt, or screw, is already as small as possible and drilling a hole in a 25 year old custom cue is not what I think is a good idea.
Here is are some questions for the Joss Freaks:
I saw on different shops, that you can buy every joss cue from 18 to 21 ounces. Is that right?
That would mean, if I buy any new Joss cue I could change the weight to 18 oz, just by releasing all the bolts….. Is that also right?
Does anyone have a picture how and where the bolts are in the but, how deep?
I have an older Joss (1990s) with which I played for some time. Can the weight be changed in the same way?
Do you know a cuemaker that builds cues under 18oz?
PS: I am not interested in LD oder CF
Thank you
1984
I am Udo, Poolplayer since mid 80s and I am looking for a lighter cue!
For over 20 years I am playing with a cue with 19oz. But I always felt that a lighter cue would help me with my stroke. It seems that it is impossible to make my current cue lighter. The weight bolt, or screw, is already as small as possible and drilling a hole in a 25 year old custom cue is not what I think is a good idea.
Here is are some questions for the Joss Freaks:
I saw on different shops, that you can buy every joss cue from 18 to 21 ounces. Is that right?
That would mean, if I buy any new Joss cue I could change the weight to 18 oz, just by releasing all the bolts….. Is that also right?
Does anyone have a picture how and where the bolts are in the but, how deep?
I have an older Joss (1990s) with which I played for some time. Can the weight be changed in the same way?
Do you know a cuemaker that builds cues under 18oz?
PS: I am not interested in LD oder CF
Thank you
1984