Why anyone would use photohacket is beyond me?
Imgur.com is probably the easiest one out there that I've come across. And it's still FREE! 
Eric, we've had this discussion in the past but I like you so I'll show you this one more time.
Proper ferrule installation is important to longevity.
That is some excellent work and the design is excellent as well.
One thing remains constant in most things built, whether it's a skyscraper, a missile, a house or a Pool Cue.
The ability to carry the load and transfer the load.
Looking at it with such a great photo gives me an opportunity to explain why many customers desire a non threaded ferrule.
While transferring the load from the tip thru the ferrule, the area that is threaded will lose some of the load because it has to transfer from the tip to the contact point below the tip, then it goes thru the threaded part of the ferrule, then the glue, then the threaded part of the shaft, back to the glue, back to the ferrule, back to the wood, back to the glue, back to the ferrule for every thread.
The load carried thru the solid wood portion in the center will carry more without loss than the treaded part can.
3500 pound Epoxy is 1000 pounds per square inch stronger than standard concrete required for home building.
I do admit to adding extra sacks of mix to every concrete truck I ever ordered, 2500 PSI was required and I paid extra for 3000 or 3500 PSI mix.
Going the extra mile is pride for me and I know it is for you as well Dave, no question on that part but I can't deny my customers when they ask for a ferrule the same way time and time again. They all said it was the hit that made their decision.
The only Ferrule I have ever lost was a Cocobolo ferrule with threads that I played with for a few years. I have made Cocobolo ferrules for customers that had no threads and they have yet to tell me there was a problem.
Please note my compliments on your fine work and Happy New Year to all.
Thanks, David Brainard.