Mine works perfectly! I've done 3 tips so far n the biggest thing is to trim the excess material off the tip after gluing it on...I like using a dremel tool. keep a double wrap of painter's tape on the ferrule n you're good to go!
Break off tip. level surface. try not to remove much ferrule. wrap painters tape. 3 wraps for me. glue tip. turn and use edge of a grinder lightly until a layer of tape or 2 is coming off equal. I finish with a drill laid on its side chucked up with a rubber cup or a chair leg and bolt threaded though it. holds shaft perfectly. can add painter tape to this area to get more grip also. I use a variable speed control on the drill and just hold the shaft as i use 500grit all the way to 2000 then finish with leather. Perfect every time been doing it for 15 years. I do have a tweedens tip tool which a use after the grinding but is not necessary. the drill is great for shaping the tip with one of those long U type sandpaper holders. Now I have a revo gotta be real careful as you cant me sanding that thing.
The replacement tips - which side is glued down? You don't really show that clearly. At 1:28 you show a tip with writing on one side - and you sand / glue the other side. My tips seem to have a leather looking side but no writing and a "not leather" looking side. Help please!
I just wana know whats that in between the ferrule and tip, did you damage your ferrule with that tool? it doesn't look straight or maybe something is there.........i don't know need a closeup.
Once you pushed the shaft into the tool and get it locked it, it will only cut leather by the size of the ferrule, anything smaller will not be cut, unless you have a tapered ferrule.
Paul ofTarsus There is an ebay link on the description. Yes and these actually trims and top ferrule flattener works really well and very fast. You should try one! ;)
Eugene Thoo I have used it on all kinds of shafts including revo shafts. They work the same. However, when I used to sell them I do received many emails of which they cut ferrules, etc. I personally think if it is done right, it will not do any damage to the shaft.
Eugene : Try using a small cutter razor to cut off the rounded edges all around before you fitting into the tool... just be careful not to cut edges too much though. Pushing it in hard by force is Not recommended cauz by doing that the glued tip may fall off instantly..
There is a rubber underneath the tool so it won't harm or dent the shaft. No it does not wear the shaft after few uses at all, this is our most sold tool too!
OKBAOK Don’t really need much skills with the BillKing CACO, you just need to learn how to align the tip in the center without getting glue all over your hands. 😂
@@2502860 Well George, the sharpener takes out the "oversized" tip/leather first. Do it slowly, and take it out to check if the tip flushes with the ferrule, takes practice. I've also seen people using masking tape to protect their ferrule so the blade does not take out the ferrule.
@@TSBilliards ok kinda figure it out how to do it. The sharpener button is very hard to push in. I cant get to the ferrule. On your video it looks so easy. U don't seem to give any pressure on the button
@@2502860 George, you do not have to push any button. Just push the shaft into the tool as hard as u can until you hear a click sound that the shaft is stuck into the tool. Then just hold the tool and spin the shaft, no need to press the button (as I've had people that press the button and over-cut the tip/ferrule). No pressure on the button.
Yes of course, practicing the old-school method or using a lathe is what I usually recommend most to do, but not everyone wants to practice the traditional method. :'(
What is the point of this tool if you still have to shape it your self? I thought billking is shaping it for you. Great touch though you did a good job
Co73 The BillKing is for trimming/shaping and flattening the ferrule. It does shape the tip but for me its slower than the last4ever tool and it leaves a Nickel shape instead of a Dime. I just prefer doing it that way and of course because I’m a dealer of last4ever tip tool. Haha :)
No need for complex tools. I do it with a very sharp planer knife and a razer blade by hand. My tips look like coming straight out of the factory. With absolutely no damage to the ferule of my Revo shaft. So not using a lathe or tools like in the video. I have much more control over the process by just doing it by hand with a knife.
I would trust this with a house cue or an old player. Just no precise enough for a high-quality cue that would be expensive to have fixed after you screw up it up with this cheap tool.
Honestly, this tool if practiced and worked on enough can achieve very clean and decent work. This video was taken on my first try on this tool. And for "high-quality" or precision work, I use my cue lathe of course. But for a tip trimming and shaping, this tool can achieve quality work.
hardly over engineered. its a damn plastic sink drain from lowes with some cheap knive in the ends. lol. im not joking. that is 100 percent a plastic bathroom sink drain.
You're using the gold shaping tool all wrong. Dont use it at an angle. Straight across the top and turn the cue a bit at a time. It has a dime radius built in.
Agreed. The last4ever tip tool has the radius of a dime or a nickel, so you just have to stroke it across the tip while turning the shaft. It's that simpel.
Imagine if you ACTUALLY TALKED. Are a shopping mall Mime as a day job?
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Well I do the same with nothing but a hand sander to clean up the end once I take the old tip off and then everything else by hand with some sand paper so 70.00 bucks for a tool is a little expensive for my cheap ass, I'll stick to my method, unless they come down in price.
Jerk Ass Yes, thats what I use as well. You can check out my other videos. But I’m just sharing how to use the tool. It’s not even my product. But yes for anything but a cue lathe, I still recommend using traditional knife and sandpaper method.
BillKing CACO Tip Tool: SOLD OUT (No longer available), So what's the purpose of having this video ??? should have looked at that part of the info before wasting my time... can to all this, by hand anyway and the cost is minimal...jus sayin
Well, Random Stuff, Yes I do realize the video was "Released" before I posted, other wise I wouldn't have been able to view it.. you might want to refresh your English so you understand the definition of "Released" .your first time writing a full sentence, Sonny ?
@@bigguyusa193 Ok mr strawman. Posted*. Does that make you feel better? Superior? It was POSTED in January. Well before you were able to watch it. Guess what? It was probably in stock back then... Maybe next time before you comment and complain use your brain.
@@internetcrap7, Your the one that started the snide commentary, not me, I just replied in kind to your droll sense of sarcasm..jus sayin and nuff said
I just received mine the other day. Saved some from a Chinese source but shipping time was horrible. Spend a bit more from a US source if you are in a hurry.
Thanks for the compliment, I do not own the brand but I just think it's quite useful thats why I shared the video. I've sold more than 120 of these and none has complained or gave a bad review about it.
I appreciate your input Dennis, but not everyone is willing to practice with simple tools. They want to be able to replace a tip in one practice. It's not for everyone. And I myself can do all the traditional ways, just helping those who doesn't want to learn. :)
I dont know about these comments..... but that was one of the most cringy and worst tip jobs I might have ever seen. anyone getting started on manual tip replacements, please DO NOT use *ugh* a pencil sharpener.... and dont rush if this was an expensive cue.... id do a prestine job on it
RaymondJacob0922 Of course cue lathe are the safest and works best! But I do have other traditional method on getting a tip work done manually without a lathe. Check out my other videos!
I have used this tool.. it's handy and useful. however.. I can see that this person who fixing a tip has no skill.. so the result was also very lousy... there is no details and effortless..
bosskage I thank you for your comment. I did a quick video to show how this tool works. This shaft is a broken warped shaft which is not being used anymore. If you want a more professionally done video, I’ll take one when I have the time. Thanks
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Mine works perfectly! I've done 3 tips so far n the biggest thing is to trim the excess material off the tip after gluing it on...I like using a dremel tool. keep a double wrap of painter's tape on the ferrule n you're good to go!
This tool can apply to Carbon Shaft or just only for wood shaft ?
Break off tip. level surface. try not to remove much ferrule. wrap painters tape. 3 wraps for me. glue tip. turn and use edge of a grinder lightly until a layer of tape or 2 is coming off equal. I finish with a drill laid on its side chucked up with a rubber cup or a chair leg and bolt threaded though it. holds shaft perfectly. can add painter tape to this area to get more grip also. I use a variable speed control on the drill and just hold the shaft as i use 500grit all the way to 2000 then finish with leather. Perfect every time been doing it for 15 years. I do have a tweedens tip tool which a use after the grinding but is not necessary. the drill is great for shaping the tip with one of those long U type sandpaper holders. Now I have a revo gotta be real careful as you cant me sanding that thing.
exactly the same set up I use
The replacement tips - which side is glued down? You don't really show that clearly. At 1:28 you show a tip with writing on one side - and you sand / glue the other side. My tips seem to have a leather looking side but no writing and a "not leather" looking side. Help please!
Does this work for carbon fiber shafts as well?
I just wana know whats that in between the ferrule and tip, did you damage your ferrule with that tool? it doesn't look straight or maybe something is there.........i don't know need a closeup.
How does this tool adjust to cut evenly with the ferrule width without cutting the ferrule?
Once you pushed the shaft into the tool and get it locked it, it will only cut leather by the size of the ferrule, anything smaller will not be cut, unless you have a tapered ferrule.
I know it’s an old video but maybe someone will chime in.
Can you do tips that are smaller than 13 mm?
Looks like he did a damn good job to me.
I used to love to shoot but I got to darn old.
KK Motion Pictures also on RUclips
KEITH KUHN Thanks for the compliment Keith :)
Mosconi ran 15 at 92 yrs old. He had alzheimer's at the time too. That was the last time he shot before he died.
I'm 67, my friend that shoots with me three days a week is 81. You are NEVER too old!! :)
Im thinking about buying one of these, they look great. Could also use it, if you have a cruddy lathe like mine ;)
Paul ofTarsus There is an ebay link on the description. Yes and these actually trims and top ferrule flattener works really well and very fast. You should try one! ;)
How much for the lathe
Donde puedo conseguir la maquina
Amazon!
Como se llama la maquina@@thedevilinthecircuit1414
Can the billking tip tool do English pool cue tips and snooker tips from sizes 8mm up to 11mm?
Jay L V Parkin Haven’t tried them on snooker cues, will make a video of it if I get a chance to try them on snooker cues.
Hey Timothy, the tip diameter won't really fit the hole for tip trimming. Any tips on how you fit it?
Eugene Thoo You have to push it in hard so it gets a tick or stuck sound.
Can it be used on a revo?
Eugene Thoo I have used it on all kinds of shafts including revo shafts. They work the same. However, when I used to sell them I do received many emails of which they cut ferrules, etc.
I personally think if it is done right, it will not do any damage to the shaft.
Eugene : Try using a small cutter razor to cut off the rounded edges all around before you fitting into the tool... just be careful not to cut edges too much though. Pushing it in hard by force is Not recommended cauz by doing that the glued tip may fall off instantly..
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I don't like the way that tool rubs on the shaft below the ferrule. Will this wear the shaft after a few uses ?
There is a rubber underneath the tool so it won't harm or dent the shaft. No it does not wear the shaft after few uses at all, this is our most sold tool too!
En que direccion estan
Wo kann man das Gerät kaufen jemand ein link ?
Como se llama esa maquina y dónde la venden?. Buen día
Whats the liquid?
What a skill nice job! good example on how to do it.. :)
OKBAOK Don’t really need much skills with the BillKing CACO, you just need to learn how to align the tip in the center without getting glue all over your hands. 😂
Well said, good to know :)
What is that liquid he put with a cotton buds?thanks
what do you call the tool used to scrape off extra edges?
Jeffrey Cabo BillKing CACO, check description for ebay link
@@TSBilliards Saw it and the 28.00 for shipping! WTF?! Is it 40 lbs or something?
@ Tool is shipped from Taiwan not the US. You can always choose the $17.50 Priority Shipping which is cheaper. :)
How much
How do you cut or adjust correct tip size
george a Just put the shaft with the installed oversized tip into the tool and spin it like using a pencil sharpener.
@@TSBilliards how do I know the sharpener reaches to size I want or when to stop before damage the ferrule
@@2502860 Well George, the sharpener takes out the "oversized" tip/leather first. Do it slowly, and take it out to check if the tip flushes with the ferrule, takes practice. I've also seen people using masking tape to protect their ferrule so the blade does not take out the ferrule.
@@TSBilliards ok kinda figure it out how to do it. The sharpener button is very hard to push in. I cant get to the ferrule. On your video it looks so easy. U don't seem to give any pressure on the button
@@2502860 George, you do not have to push any button. Just push the shaft into the tool as hard as u can until you hear a click sound that the shaft is stuck into the tool. Then just hold the tool and spin the shaft, no need to press the button (as I've had people that press the button and over-cut the tip/ferrule). No pressure on the button.
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Nicely done looks like a great tool! What brand was the glue?
pat quick 401 Super Glue, I find them really good, they are made in Korea. Some what similar to Loctite’s 401 Super Glue
instablaster...
What's the name of the tip tool
Billking CACO, it's available on my ebay listing: www.ebay.com/itm/123966721969
how buy
Email us: ts.billiardsupply@gmail.com
Wheres the tool at on what site
Tool is available on ebay:
www.ebay.com/itm/123966721969
Will it do any size tip
Yes they will literally fit all tip sizes. I actually have repair guys using only this BillKing tool for business.
What is that liquid he put with a cotton buds?thanks for the answer.
Shannylle Tenazas Tiger Liquid Leather Burnisher
It is a good tools, I use it also, but only for trimming.
Yes I agree, the best part about this tool is the trimming feature!
Where u buy the tool
There's an eBay link on the description.
where can i order that tool?
It’s on ebay, link on the description. :)
That tip is like a big aspirin stuck on the end.. i do this manually with just sandpaer. no need for unnescarry tools
Yes of course, practicing the old-school method or using a lathe is what I usually recommend most to do, but not everyone wants to practice the traditional method. :'(
Can billking tip tool do different size of tip?
yes
What is the point of this tool if you still have to shape it your self? I thought billking is shaping it for you. Great touch though you did a good job
Co73 The BillKing is for trimming/shaping and flattening the ferrule. It does shape the tip but for me its slower than the last4ever tool and it leaves a Nickel shape instead of a Dime.
I just prefer doing it that way and of course because I’m a dealer of last4ever tip tool. Haha :)
TS's Billiard Supply
Yea i prefer dime as well. Last4ever is the way to go
Thanks. Does it work for a 10mm tip? What kind of glue do you use?
no
Wow, that's a thick cue.
SpudHead Yes, they work with thin cues too ;)
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No need for complex tools. I do it with a very sharp planer knife and a razer blade by hand. My tips look like coming straight out of the factory. With absolutely no damage to the ferule of my Revo shaft. So not using a lathe or tools like in the video.
I have much more control over the process by just doing it by hand with a knife.
Liquid???
He won’t get much pepper out of that thing 😂
Bob Willis 🤣🤣🤣
I would trust this with a house cue or an old player. Just no precise enough for a high-quality cue that would be expensive to have fixed after you screw up it up with this cheap tool.
Honestly, this tool if practiced and worked on enough can achieve very clean and decent work. This video was taken on my first try on this tool. And for "high-quality" or precision work, I use my cue lathe of course. But for a tip trimming and shaping, this tool can achieve quality work.
hardly over engineered. its a damn plastic sink drain from lowes with some cheap knive in the ends. lol. im not joking. that is 100 percent a plastic bathroom sink drain.
The cue tip gonna come off not long as the filing of both surface not a good method
The tip did not fell off. In fact, it lasted till the tip is almost worn out needed for replacement.
You're using the gold shaping tool all wrong. Dont use it at an angle. Straight across the top and turn the cue a bit at a time. It has a dime radius built in.
Agreed. The last4ever tip tool has the radius of a dime or a nickel, so you just have to stroke it across the tip while turning the shaft. It's that simpel.
Imagine if you ACTUALLY TALKED. Are a shopping mall Mime as a day job?
Well I do the same with nothing but a hand sander to clean up the end once I take the old tip off and then everything else by hand with some sand paper so 70.00 bucks for a tool is a little expensive for my cheap ass, I'll stick to my method, unless they come down in price.
It's way cheaper than purchasing a lathe, not everyone wants to practice the traditional old method.
Ill stick with my local pool tip guy for the once a year or two years i chanhe a tip until i camt no more. 15 bucks.
Yes, if you're not changing tip on a regular basis, go with professionals for sure! :)
Unbelievable
Just spend 20 bucks on a Kiridashi knife. A utillity knife and sandpapers No need for this over engineered equip
Jerk Ass Yes, thats what I use as well. You can check out my other videos. But I’m just sharing how to use the tool. It’s not even my product. But yes for anything but a cue lathe, I still recommend using traditional knife and sandpaper method.
Stanley fixed blade, closest notch, least blade flex. Cutting into a cedar shake,easiest to retain blade sharpness.
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BillKing CACO Tip Tool: SOLD OUT (No longer available), So what's the purpose of having this video ??? should have looked at that part of the info before wasting my time... can to all this, by hand anyway and the cost is minimal...jus sayin
BigGuyUSA you do realize this video was released before you posted, right? First time using the internet, grandpa?
Well, Random Stuff, Yes I do realize the video was "Released" before I posted, other wise I wouldn't have been able to view it.. you might want to refresh your English so you understand the definition of "Released" .your first time writing a full sentence, Sonny ?
@@bigguyusa193 Ok mr strawman. Posted*. Does that make you feel better? Superior? It was POSTED in January. Well before you were able to watch it. Guess what? It was probably in stock back then... Maybe next time before you comment and complain use your brain.
@@internetcrap7, Your the one that started the snide commentary, not me, I just replied in kind to your droll sense of sarcasm..jus sayin and nuff said
I just received mine the other day. Saved some from a Chinese source but shipping time was horrible. Spend a bit more from a US source if you are in a hurry.
That shaping tool fucks up the ferrule.
The Last4Ever Tip Tool does not damage the ferrule. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment.
An expensive tool and you end up doing the most critical steps of tip placement and shaping by eye/hand. I pass.
Thanks for the compliment, I do not own the brand but I just think it's quite useful thats why I shared the video.
I've sold more than 120 of these and none has complained or gave a bad review about it.
I can do just as nice a job without a lathe and without spending FIFTY FIVE DOLLARS!!!
I appreciate your input Dennis, but not everyone is willing to practice with simple tools. They want to be able to replace a tip in one practice. It's not for everyone.
And I myself can do all the traditional ways, just helping those who doesn't want to learn. :)
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I dont know about these comments..... but that was one of the most cringy and worst tip jobs I might have ever seen.
anyone getting started on manual tip replacements, please DO NOT use *ugh* a pencil sharpener.... and dont rush
if this was an expensive cue.... id do a prestine job on it
RaymondJacob0922 Of course cue lathe are the safest and works best! But I do have other traditional method on getting a tip work done manually without a lathe. Check out my other videos!
I have used this tool.. it's handy and useful. however.. I can see that this person who fixing a tip has no skill.. so the result was also very lousy... there is no details and effortless..
bosskage I thank you for your comment. I did a quick video to show how this tool works. This shaft is a broken warped shaft which is not being used anymore. If you want a more professionally done video, I’ll take one when I have the time. Thanks
What size was the tip installed before the cutting.
14MM