What should we do when our favourite pool cue have some minor problems?It would be a pity to throw it away.In fact,problems such as the cue tip,ferrule,straightness issue can all be repaired by professional repair technicians.For example,how to replace a cue ferrule
Let’s learn it step by step.
Step 1: Secure the Cue Shaft
Use a cue lathe or clamp to hold the shaft firmly.
Make sure it’s stable and won’t twist during the process.
Step 2: Remove the Old Ferrule
Gently heat the ferrule area to loosen glue.
With a sharp utility blade or cutter, slice around the edge carefully, avoiding any damage to the cue shaft.
Once loosened, slide the ferrule off.
Step 3: Clean the Ferrule Base
Use a fine file or sandpaper to clean residue or old adhesive from the cue’s tip area.
This ensures the new cue ferrule sits firm against the shaft.
Step 4: Install the New Ferrule
Dry-fit the new ferrule to check size and tightness.
If it’s too snug, lightly sand the shaft tenon.
Avoid forcing the ferrule, it should slide on smoothly without gaps.
Step 5: Apply Adhesive
Spread a thin, even layer of epoxy around the tenon.
Slide the new ferrule into position, Pay attention to alignment.
Twist slightly to distribute the glue evenly.
Step 6: Let It Cure
Allow the adhesive to cure fully usually 12-24 hours, depending on glue quality.
Keep the cue in a vertical, stable position during this time.
Step 7: Reattach the Cue Tip
Once the ferrule is set, glue the cue tip in place and shape it to your preferred curvature.
Finally, smooth the transition from ferrule to shaft using fine sandpaper for a seamless touch.
Then, your pool stick parts are refreshed and it can be used again now.