D djyadj AzB Silver Member Silver Member May 23, 2012 #1 Hello, Can any one help me identify what type of pin is this? From my researches I think it's a 3/8-10, but I'm not sure because when I count it, there's 12, and I'm fairly new to these stuff. Any idea? Please let me know Thanks Last edited: May 23, 2012
Hello, Can any one help me identify what type of pin is this? From my researches I think it's a 3/8-10, but I'm not sure because when I count it, there's 12, and I'm fairly new to these stuff. Any idea? Please let me know Thanks
GBCues Damn, still .002 TIR! Gold Member Silver Member May 23, 2012 #2 Take one more picture with a ruler lined up on the back of the pin - then we can count the threads per inch. My 2 cents, Gary
Take one more picture with a ruler lined up on the back of the pin - then we can count the threads per inch. My 2 cents, Gary
PickPocket AzB Silver Member Silver Member May 25, 2012 #3 I could be wrong... but Looks like the same pin Jim Pierce uses.
Tommy-D World's best B player... Silver Member May 25, 2012 #4 The rings are throwing me off,as well as those 2 indentations in the facing,but it looks an awful lot like the pin Bludworth uses. In Blud's case,it's .348 x 11.455,not quite 11 1/2. Tommy D.
The rings are throwing me off,as well as those 2 indentations in the facing,but it looks an awful lot like the pin Bludworth uses. In Blud's case,it's .348 x 11.455,not quite 11 1/2. Tommy D.
J JerseyBill AzB Silver Member Silver Member May 25, 2012 #5 pin Take a picture with a ruler behind the pin starting at the flat of the cue. Count the highest point of the thread for one inch...
pin Take a picture with a ruler behind the pin starting at the flat of the cue. Count the highest point of the thread for one inch...