Pin Change question
- Thread starter rsmith43
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For an experienced repair man or cuemaker it is not difficult, somewhat time consuming if done correctly but not hard.
RBC
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You could go either way, and it shouldn't be a problem.
One thing to consider is that the most typical joint size for the UniLoc is .842" in diameter.
The 5/16-14 is most typically .840", and the 3/8-10 is most typically .850". Although these are not cast in stone they are what most performance shaft companies use as the standards. So, if you went to the 5/16-14, and your cue's diameter is .842", then most 5/16-14 shafts will fit pretty good. But, if you went with the 3/8-10, then most shafts made to fit that joint would be larger in diameter than your cue is.
Just info for you to ponder!
Royce
One thing to consider is that the most typical joint size for the UniLoc is .842" in diameter.
The 5/16-14 is most typically .840", and the 3/8-10 is most typically .850". Although these are not cast in stone they are what most performance shaft companies use as the standards. So, if you went to the 5/16-14, and your cue's diameter is .842", then most 5/16-14 shafts will fit pretty good. But, if you went with the 3/8-10, then most shafts made to fit that joint would be larger in diameter than your cue is.
Just info for you to ponder!
Royce