K Kris_b1104 House Pro in my own home. Silver Member Oct 25, 2015 #1 Trying to help a friend get a new shaft but he doesn't know what type of joint it is and neither do I. Any help would be appreciated, thanks. It's a Players cue if that helps at all. Attachments IMG_41071.jpg 104.5 KB · Views: 279 Last edited: Oct 25, 2015
Trying to help a friend get a new shaft but he doesn't know what type of joint it is and neither do I. Any help would be appreciated, thanks. It's a Players cue if that helps at all.
mortuarymike-nv mortuarymike-nv Silver Member Oct 25, 2015 #3 nice You cant tell when its right in front of you then you post a blurry photo.
ENGLISH! Banned Silver Member Oct 25, 2015 #4 Piloted joints generally seem to be of the 5/16 x 14 variety but Players generally is the 5/16 x 18. Take a ruler & very carefully count the spiral rings per inch, 14 vs 18. Best 2 All.
Piloted joints generally seem to be of the 5/16 x 14 variety but Players generally is the 5/16 x 18. Take a ruler & very carefully count the spiral rings per inch, 14 vs 18. Best 2 All.
BmoreMoney AzB Silver Member Silver Member Oct 25, 2015 #5 Click on AZB marketplace, check out seyberts - they have a joint chart that's very useful and will tell you ( and show you ).
Click on AZB marketplace, check out seyberts - they have a joint chart that's very useful and will tell you ( and show you ).
pocket AzB Silver Member Silver Member Oct 25, 2015 #6 Her is the page Bmore is referring no to: https://www.seyberts.com/pins 5/16x18 for a Players per the chart.
Her is the page Bmore is referring no to: https://www.seyberts.com/pins 5/16x18 for a Players per the chart.
K Kris_b1104 House Pro in my own home. Silver Member Oct 25, 2015 #7 Thanks to everyone that replied with help.
M.G. AzB Silver Member Silver Member Oct 26, 2015 #8 Hard to get a shaft, though :sorry: You can also count the threads to confirm if it's a x18 or x14 (both are used in cheaper models).
Hard to get a shaft, though :sorry: You can also count the threads to confirm if it's a x18 or x14 (both are used in cheaper models).
P poolguy4u AzB Silver Member Silver Member Oct 26, 2015 #9 Easy to get a shaft. I have lots of them for around $50 dollars.:smile: