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Difference between carbon and wooden shafts/tips
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With us, you can choose from a wide range of different cue tips. We supply a large number of cue tip brands such as: Ceulemans, Artemis, Longoni, Mister 100, Gabriëls, and Molinari. You can also come to us for all billiard cue accessories.
Looking for a cue tip for a carom cue? We have been supplying everything related to billiards for over 60 years. This includes cue tips. Cues come in various qualities. This depends on where the wood comes from and how the wood was dried. That makes the difference between the different cue tips.
Important information regarding the purchase of an extra top end / shaft
When purchasing an extra shaft , it is important to pay close attention to the wooden screw joint . Even if you buy a shaft from the same brand as your cue, that does not automatically mean it will fit perfectly . Wooden joints are made individually and can always vary slightly in size or fit.
Be careful when tightening
Is the top end screwing too tightly into the bottom end? Then never overtighten. Forcing it can damage or even break the threads , resulting in permanent damage.
Possible solutions
There are a few safe ways to improve an overly tight wooden fit yourself:
Sprinkle talcum powder lightly on the screw thread and try again.
Apply graphite (with a regular pencil) to the screw thread
Very fine sandpaper (use only very carefully and exclusively on the wooden part)
These methods can sometimes make the fit just smooth enough without causing damage.
Never use wet or greasy lubricants
Never use soap, wax, oil, grease, or other wet lubricants . You might be able to assemble the cue with these, but often won't be able to take it apart again — with a high risk of permanent damage.
Is it still not working?
If talcum powder, graphite, or fine sandpaper still doesn't work , send the entire cue to us. We can make the fit professional and secure.
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We are happy to help you so that your cue aligns perfectly again.











