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If it has the big pin, you can have some weight added to the shaft and the bottom of the butt.
I was just thinking that a picture is worth a thosand words here. ss joint? pin?.....Etc....
Some Ideas I have used in the past, add a larger pin-add a ss joint add a ss shaft ring to match ss joint, weightbolt in back to balance new joint.change to a leather wrap. I have to laugh about a "naturaly balanced cue" in my opinion its a man made tool, its either balanced well or its not! who cares if was pretty close without any fine tuning or was carefully done on purpose? it just needs to end up right!
I used to take care of a large number of leage players wishes and wants and these were things I had my cue maker do to help personalise there cues. he even had to put a metal screw in place of a wood tennon to get a particular muecci to have any forward balance and stay in the 20-21 oz range as requested by cuzzie once.
Some Ideas I have used in the past, add a larger pin-add a ss joint add a ss shaft ring to match ss joint, weightbolt in back to balance new joint.change to a leather wrap. I have to laugh about a "naturaly balanced cue" in my opinion its a man made tool, its either balanced well or its not! who cares if was pretty close without any fine tuning or was carefully done on purpose? it just needs to end up right!
I used to take care of a large number of leage players wishes and wants and these were things I had my cue maker do to help personalise there cues. he even had to put a metal screw in place of a wood tennon to get a particular muecci to have any forward balance and stay in the 20-21 oz range as requested by cuzzie once.
Hi Tom
If you can wait until next month, I'd be happy to help.
If you can wait until next month, I'd be happy to help.
If you added a little over an ounce of weight to the butt of the cue 8" in from the bumper with set screws, the balance would not move much. Unless you are really picky about the balance point, you probably will notice the added weight a lot more than any balance shift.