Can you use the screw on tip replacement for these or does it only allow for the slip-on type?
462764
Someone please answer this question for me and if it's not a screw on tip than how do you remove the glued plastic ferell to change tip??
462765
Not a screw-on type, andNEVER use a slip on. Both are for amateurs. Just do it right.
462766
Those screw on tips are for toys.. I believe this is a professional Cue stick.. take it to a place and maybe around ten dollars you can get a new tip. Soft medium or hard depending on your liking.. You question: You would have to cut the old tip off with a knife or an exacto knife then super glue the new tip on...then trim the sides and file the tip to the shape of a nickel's roundness.
1346278
They do not use a screw.The replacement that I recommend is teflon. Plastic will squeal on a number of surfaces...
402879
Absolutely. They last as long if not longer than the regular tips and give more stability. I've used them for years and wear them down to smooth before changing to another pair. PK
756237
The tip from the factory is on extremely tight. Be patient, I found using a 6-pt wrench rather then the tool sent with it, to remove the tip worked. Good luck
1955183
These replacement tips (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00002NB6L/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) fits well. They are 1/8".
1345738
I haven't had that problem since mine screws on and stays on till I take it off. If the design hasn't changed and the black tip still screws on, I would exchange it. That sounds like the threads aren't holding it in.
584951
I don't see why not. Anything that uses standard crutch tips can use these. These would actually work very well on them because of their flexible motion.
1785240
I would think so since the tip is replaceable. Their might be a manufacturer's defect.
116962
I don't know. The screw seem standard but I have an older version... about 7 years old.
1546037
As far as I know, a snap-on foot fits ANY snap-on shank. I interchange them on all of my machine, and even bought a low-shank snap-on for my older machine. It works for me.
2278209
I'm not sure about the originals, but I bought 13MM ones that fit better than the ones that came with the stick. All my original tips fell off in a week or two after I bought these too.
185680
Yes, the tip is replaceable. What I like about it is that it acts as an extention when using short tips. Good to have in your driver assortment.
150964
Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so I can save on shipping, but the Shoe Goo is allowing me to postpone buying any thus far......
883428
They are adjustable with an allen wrench. Just loosen one end and slide to the correct size. Then tighten the allen screw.
2178288
Replace it through the tip - plastic end first, while holding in the other end. It should slide right in.
272537
I bought a package of replacement tips of various sizes; sorry I cannot tell you specifically which is the standard size.
1579330
Yes but you can change the tips. They are crimped on tips. I use them for target purposes and they work very well.