dave sutton Banned Feb 19, 2009 #2 uniloc? Weightbolt could be loose. Ajoint failure. I've seen thin walled SS joint come right off from the factory. What type of cue? Please explain better.
uniloc? Weightbolt could be loose. Ajoint failure. I've seen thin walled SS joint come right off from the factory. What type of cue? Please explain better.
B BLACKHEARTCUES AzB Silver Member Silver Member Feb 19, 2009 #3 ace911 said: What are some of the main reason for a cue vibrating? What do you do with a cue that is difficult to tighten completely? Click to expand... What exactly is vibrating, the shaft or is it a noise???...JER
ace911 said: What are some of the main reason for a cue vibrating? What do you do with a cue that is difficult to tighten completely? Click to expand... What exactly is vibrating, the shaft or is it a noise???...JER
Bill the Cat Proud maker of CAT cues Silver Member Feb 19, 2009 #4 Just a thought. ace911 said: What are some of the main reason for a cue vibrating? What do you do with a cue that is difficult to tighten completely? Click to expand... If the cue is difficult to tighten completely, the joint faces may be off. This could also cause the vibration. Refacing the joint may take care of both problems. Have a good repairman take a look.
Just a thought. ace911 said: What are some of the main reason for a cue vibrating? What do you do with a cue that is difficult to tighten completely? Click to expand... If the cue is difficult to tighten completely, the joint faces may be off. This could also cause the vibration. Refacing the joint may take care of both problems. Have a good repairman take a look.
cueman AzB Silver Member Silver Member Feb 19, 2009 #5 Loose internal glue or a broken glue joint are some of the main causes.