Nice work! Although I would bore a hole in that ferrule to remove end mass. Otherwise it might creat some deflection and defeat the purpose of the light weight cf shaft
Nice work, recently I did two 314- shafts, very similar. Both had cracked all the way through the original ferrule/tenons. I did drill out a little center weight from the new ferrule/tenon piece, so far customers happy. I've wondered about the sanding on carbon fiber, read your comment below. I've lightly sanded on one to polish back out and all came out nice. Keep up the good work.
Your machine is shaking and vibrating all the time. How precise should that be? The drill was off center when the remains were drilled out. Was it the drill itself or the tailstock of the lathe? Otherwise the video was very good. Keep the Work going.
sorry about the shaking I still haven't gotten around to mounting the lathe to my workbench 😅Also I got a new set of drill bits. The ones I used in the video were not the most precise. I try to be as precise as I can by using a 4 jaw independent chuck and I get the runout to less than 2 thousands. Thanks for the comment 😁
Hi, I have one question: Why the cue tip on carbon cues are usually with less carve on the top of cue? I mean its like more flatter. Is this something that have sense to be like this, or is just preference?
Most players still shape their tip to a dime radius. Also diameter of the tip plays a factor in the apperance. I have a 13mm that looks almost flat, a 12.2mm that is slightky rounded, and a 10.5mm that looks like a cone. All shaped to a dime. It's kinda funny.
have you ever tried using leftover 314 wood has a pin for the g10 and then the tip? im wondering if it would sound more like the 314 and retain performance?
Hi! I always watch your videos. I need some advice regarding my ferrule not totally leveled on tip part. Should i change the whole ferrule or just cut out the un even part? Thank you!
Depends how much you have to cut off and if you are ok with having a slightly shorter cue. Changing the ferrule is a lot more work than just cutting it shorter.
How come you use a metal lathe to do most of the work then swap over to the cue lathe to finish? Is there a reason or can you not be bothered swapping the tooling? Cheers.
I don't have a tip shaping tool for my metal lathe yet and I can also fit the whole shaft on the cue lathe. That makes it easier to clean and polish it up. 😁
Cheers for messaging back. I’m after some knowledge, I’m wanting to buy a lathe to start replacing tips,ferrules and maybe joints. My problem is I’m in New Zealand and there’s no cue smith’s to ask advice. Can I get away with just buying a metal lathe with a 38mm spindle bore? What bed length is yours?If I buy a proper pool cue lathe from the states and get it sent over it’s close to the price of buying a metal lathe and I still don’t know if it will work as we are 240 volt and 50 Hz. Any advice is very appreciated
@@bengrimmond6729 If your going to use a metal lathe I suggest you get one with a chuck on the back. Check with cue smith for a simpler cue lathe. He might ship to you. Good luck 😁
Hi, great vid,. I'm going to ask what might be a stupid question, but I'm trying to learn :) Why has this been done? Was there something wrong with the original ferrule? Is the replacement better in some way? What is the customer and/or you hoping to achieve? Thanks
Carbon shafts are usually around 1mm in thickness. I only removed the old ferrule. If you felt the before and after you would start putting conditioners on your carbon shaft too. 😁
*WHY DRILL SUCH A HUGE HOLE IN THE SHAFT? MAKING SHAFT WALL VERY THIN AND ADDING BIG CHUNK PLASTIC FOR A FERRULE. FLOWERS ORIGINAL DESIGN LEFT MORE SHAFT STRUCTURE WITH A SMALL HOLE. SEEMS FLOWERS HAD BETTER DESIGN TIL YOU RUINED IT. OK NEW FERRULE BUT NOT BETTER BY NO MEANS*
Nah you took too much foam from the inside when drilling. ALSO, you sanded the cf shaft when sanding the ferrule!! Carbon should not be sanded at all costs Please understand that cf is not as wood and it can not be sanded nor be treated with chemical solutions except for alcohol.
@@noxdomeisi529 I deal with carbon fiber shafts every day. They can be sanded and polished back to normal. The only reason people think otherwise is because of the warnings that cue company's have put out there. So people don't hand sand to make the shaft smooth again like you can with maple.
@@noxdomeisi529 The material I removed was phenolic it was black. Expanding foam for the most part is always yellow or white. I removed very little if any.
@@arsbilliards thanks for the elaboration, now I think you should post more videos of cf shaft treatments that you do daily for us to have a clearer picture.
Nice work! Although I would bore a hole in that ferrule to remove end mass. Otherwise it might creat some deflection and defeat the purpose of the light weight cf shaft
keep an eye out for my next carbon ferrule replacement video. I did exactly that 😁
thanks for watching, appreciate the comment
Nice work, recently I did two 314- shafts, very similar. Both had cracked all the way through the original ferrule/tenons. I did drill out a little center weight from the new ferrule/tenon piece, so far customers happy. I've wondered about the sanding on carbon fiber, read your comment below. I've lightly sanded on one to polish back out and all came out nice. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the support. 😁
What did you used on min 18:37 that brings back the carbonfiber shine and burnish the tip. Thanks
What material is the ferrule.
is abs ferrule a good low def ferrule?
Hi, just a question.... So the original black ferrule of jflowers is neither a male nor female? So there's no hole at all?
Look for some Pictures of the shaft. There are sectional view of the shaft. Then u find answer.
What type of lathe is this?
what do you call that plastic tube that you cut into a ferrule?
Great work and videos. Keep it up 👍
Thanks
Hi i like to do same thing on my shaft can’t you help me with this issue
Your machine is shaking and vibrating all the time.
How precise should that be? The drill was off center when the remains were drilled out.
Was it the drill itself or the tailstock of the lathe?
Otherwise the video was very good. Keep the Work going.
sorry about the shaking I still haven't gotten around to mounting the lathe to my workbench 😅Also I got a new set of drill bits. The ones I used in the video were not the most precise. I try to be as precise as I can by using a 4 jaw independent chuck and I get the runout to less than 2 thousands. Thanks for the comment 😁
is that phenolic ferrule sir?
I'm not sure. It's hard like phanolic. It's called Atlas Aegis 2 Ferrule Rod
What speed are is the lathe when parting off the tip?
Hi, I have one question: Why the cue tip on carbon cues are usually with less carve on the top of cue? I mean its like more flatter.
Is this something that have sense to be like this, or is just preference?
Its preference
Most players still shape their tip to a dime radius. Also diameter of the tip plays a factor in the apperance. I have a 13mm that looks almost flat, a 12.2mm that is slightky rounded, and a 10.5mm that looks like a cone. All shaped to a dime. It's kinda funny.
have you ever tried using leftover 314 wood has a pin for the g10 and then the tip? im wondering if it would sound more like the 314 and retain performance?
nope, but I've seen maple used as a plug in carbon fiber shafts
which ferrule material you think is most durable and lightweight that you worked with? juma, abs, etc ?
Juma is my favorite material to work with. If you want light weight and hard G10 is a good option.
Donde se puede adquirir una unidad de estás me interesa
Beautiful
Hi! I always watch your videos. I need some advice regarding my ferrule not totally leveled on tip part. Should i change the whole ferrule or just cut out the un even part? Thank you!
Depends how much you have to cut off and if you are ok with having a slightly shorter cue.
Changing the ferrule is a lot more work than just cutting it shorter.
The result is 🤩
Quick question.. can you add a white ferrule like this a bit thicker for my 12.9 mm revo?
Sure, I've done it before
Hindi ba mag babago performance?
What liquid did you use this moment? 20:00 thanks
McDermott Ultra-Glide Shaft Conditioner
What kind of coating are you using there sir
towards the end McDermott bees wax compound
What lathe are you using
I live in Montreal. I want to change my jflowers carbon fiber shaft with a little bigger white ferrule. Do you accept service to change it?
Yes I can do that, here is a link with my pricing and address, check out with what you want. Then mail it in with a return label
arsbilliards.com/services-2/
here's our service page
Nice work! What kind of glue you using for the ferrule?
Gluing ferrules into carbon shafts I use total boat flex epoxy
How come you use a metal lathe to do most of the work then swap over to the cue lathe to finish? Is there a reason or can you not be bothered swapping the tooling?
Cheers.
I don't have a tip shaping tool for my metal lathe yet and I can also fit the whole shaft on the cue lathe. That makes it easier to clean and polish it up. 😁
Cheers for messaging back.
I’m after some knowledge,
I’m wanting to buy a lathe to start replacing tips,ferrules and maybe joints. My problem is I’m in New Zealand and there’s no cue smith’s to ask advice. Can I get away with just buying a metal lathe with a 38mm spindle bore? What bed length is yours?If I buy a proper pool cue lathe from the states and get it sent over it’s close to the price of buying a metal lathe and I still don’t know if it will work as we are 240 volt and 50 Hz.
Any advice is very appreciated
@@bengrimmond6729 If your going to use a metal lathe I suggest you get one with a chuck on the back. Check with cue smith for a simpler cue lathe. He might ship to you. Good luck 😁
What kind of metal lathe is that?
where do you get the ferrule sir
atlas supplies
What material are you using for the ferrule? Can I do this to my maple shaft?
Im using Ageis from Atlas. Its a hard material.
Yeah I can change the ferrule on your wood cue
How much do you charge to change a cracked ferrule
great video
thank you
Hi, great vid,. I'm going to ask what might be a stupid question, but I'm trying to learn :) Why has this been done? Was there something wrong with the original ferrule? Is the replacement better in some way? What is the customer and/or you hoping to achieve? Thanks
The customer wanted a white ferrule. I could have just put a white ring but I feel like the full plug will last longer and hit better.
@@arsbilliards Cool, thanks
Could you recommend a basic/beginners lathe for changing tips?
the cue smith is a good all around cue service lathe
wonderful work, why do you change lathes at a certain point?
Is easier to work on the smaller lathes
thanks for the reply, I'm writing to you from Italy, I might know the name of the lathe you use, thank you very much
Do you have a rear chuck on the bigger lathe?
yes I do
can u use nylon pe rod as ferrule on carbon shaft?
I don't think epoxy would stick too well to nylon
Where are you located at?
Riverside California
What kind of tip?
Kamui
Kamui soft?
@@wayneburba9457 yes
You drilled hole to big in shaft and you don’t put Cue Silk on carbon fiber shaft.
Carbon shafts are usually around 1mm in thickness. I only removed the old ferrule.
If you felt the before and after you would start putting conditioners on your carbon shaft too.
😁
That was not an old ferrule you drilled, that was the foam filling.
Can you do this to 2 of my j flowers cues ? Message me
Yes I can, here is a link to my website
arsbilliards.com/product/tip-and-ferrule-replacement-carbon-or-fiberglass-shaft/
*WHY DRILL SUCH A HUGE HOLE IN THE SHAFT? MAKING SHAFT WALL VERY THIN AND ADDING BIG CHUNK PLASTIC FOR A FERRULE. FLOWERS ORIGINAL DESIGN LEFT MORE SHAFT STRUCTURE WITH A SMALL HOLE. SEEMS FLOWERS HAD BETTER DESIGN TIL YOU RUINED IT. OK NEW FERRULE BUT NOT BETTER BY NO MEANS*
I removed just the old ferrule. I removed no carbon. Carbon shaft walls are very thin usually around 1mm.
Nah you took too much foam from the inside when drilling. ALSO, you sanded the cf shaft when sanding the ferrule!! Carbon should not be sanded at all costs
Please understand that cf is not as wood and it can not be sanded nor be treated with chemical solutions except for alcohol.
@@noxdomeisi529 I deal with carbon fiber shafts every day. They can be sanded and polished back to normal. The only reason people think otherwise is because of the warnings that cue company's have put out there. So people don't hand sand to make the shaft smooth again like you can with maple.
@@noxdomeisi529 The material I removed was phenolic it was black. Expanding foam for the most part is always yellow or white. I removed very little if any.
@@arsbilliards thanks for the elaboration, now I think you should post more videos of cf shaft treatments that you do daily for us to have a clearer picture.
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Wao 😗 ecxellrnt
I'm trying the same thing. In the process. Why didn't you machine the Farrel before putting the tip on ?
The tip has to be cut down to size. Might as well leave the ferrule oversized and cut them down at the same time.
@@arsbilliards I'm scared to sand one too much because of the 2 being different material and I usually end up with one sanded too much 😳
@@youtubesux6361 just take your time and put an even amount of pressure 🙂
@@arsbilliards ty
@@youtubesux6361 no problem, Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate it 😁
Beautiful
What liquid did you use this moment? 14:17
Tiger Burnishing liquid