Mezz Wavy joint

I didn't read the whole thread so this may have been commented on already. The one thing I can tell you is that there is probably nobody in the country that has the tap for that cue. You will not be able to get the shaft repaired if it strips, you will not be able to get a new shaft made, and you will not be able to get any custom joint protectors. I would just play with it and if you have a problem with the shaft, get the shaft made to fit a 3/8-10 or Radial pin and have the pin changed in the butt.

Yeah, this has been discussed.

How often do shaft joints need to be repaired ? From what I read, not very often.

I am ok with the fact that if I ever have a problem with the joint or shaft, I will have to deal with Mezz. Doesn't bother me. I bought a Mezz cue because I like how it plays, hits, and feels. I want my new shaft to be the same. Best way to make that happen is to deal with Mezz.

Obviously the joint is an issue for some. For them, don't buy a Mezz. All the Mezz owners I have met love their cue and the joint is not a problem.
 
harden the wood threads

Harden the threads inside of the shaft by dropping a few drops of (made for wood) THIN crazy glue lnto the threads and allow to dry COMPLETELY. Be sure to use the smallest amount of glue. The glue should totally absorb the glue showing no trace except the possible darkening of the wood.
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I just bought Mezz Ace-N from ozonebilliards the cue came with 1butt 1shaft tube and also the joint protector. The shaft is hybrid alpha with wavy joint. It is wood to metal joint. The cue quality is incredible but my only problem is i'm really afraid that if I connect and disconnect the butt and shaft many many times, the wood joint in the shaft will be eroded and no longer fit the butt.

Please anyone suggest me what to do? Or ensure me that u use wavy joint for 5 years or more without any problem.

Thank you very much.
 
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