Stainless Ferrule

[Chopdoc]

The biggest problem is the end mass which will create massive deflection unless it is sleeved instead of solid.

Peace Bro

Oh I get that.

The Snapshot guy revised his design years ago because of that.

Even still, metal ferrules fly in the face of modern thinking and techniques in pool.

I don't mind it. People can do as they like.

 

[manwon]

Oh I get that.

The Snapshot guy revised his design years ago because of that.

Even still, metal ferrules fly in the face of modern thinking and techniques in pool.

I don't mind it. People can do as they like.

I agree people can do whatever they choose too, it’s a free country and in some cases ignorance is bliss.

Peace Doc

 

[garczar]

They are sleeved, not solid and sleeving them reduces the end mass and the weight.

And the shafts rarely are larger than 9mm in the pros. Not much end mass to worry about.

 

[manwon]

Oh I get that.

The Snapshot guy revised his design years ago because of that.

Even still, metal ferrules fly in the face of modern thinking and techniques in pool.

I don't mind it. People can do as they like.

I agree people can do whatever they choose too, it’s a free country and in some cases ignorance is bliss.

Peace Doc

And the shafts rarely are larger than 9mm in the pros. Not much end mass to worry about.

That’s true, but the OP is talking about a 13mm shaft to my knowledge, not 9mm.