sneakiestpete weight type

[dendweller]

Hi
I have an older ebony sneakiestpete. Was thinking of adjusting the weight. Does anyone know what type of weight bolt was used in those?
Thanks
Joe

 

[Zerksies]

You need to take out the old bolt the threads are not standardized

 

[ideologist]

I mean, pictures are worth 1000 words

 

[dendweller]

You need to take out the old bolt the threads are not standardized

Tried, if it's an allen it's bigger than any I have.

 

[dendweller]

I mean, pictures are worth 1000 words
You need to take out the old bolt the threads are not standardized

Far as standardized, I know some cues use 3/8 16, some use 1/2 13 I believe it is. This looks larger than both but it is threaded. Do you know these aren't standardized?

 

[ideologist]

Far as standardized, I know some cues use 3/8 16, some use 1/2 13 I believe it is. This looks larger than both but it is threaded. Do you know these aren't standardized?

I know what a bolt is by looking at it

 

[dendweller]

That was all very helpful, thanks

 

[ideologist]

That was all very helpful, thanks

Imagine if I called you and asked you what a bolt was without a photo.

"Hmm, it's got threads I think. Seems big but also small. What is it?"

 

[Sheldon]

Real hard to say without seeing it. There are probably half a dozen different styles of bolts that could have been used.

 

[dendweller]

Imagine if I called you and asked you what a bolt was without a photo.

"Hmm, it's got threads I think. Seems big but also small. What is it?"

So I thought a number of people on this forum had bought these SneakiestPete cues from TNT Custom cues as I've seen a number of posts on them. I thought maybe someone had dealt with changing there's out.

I thought my question was kind of like asking what type of weight bolt an older Mcdermott uses. Far as pics go, I can barely see that deep with a flash light. I'll see if I can get my hands on some large allen wrenches and see if one fits.