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The old ferrule is cut off, the tip is cleaned, and the new ferrule is applied using cement. After this has dried, the cue tip must be applied and clamped. After the cement for the cue tip has dried, the cue tip need to be properly finished.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agothe best way to remove a ferrule on the cue stick is to burn it a little bit to loosen the grip of the ferrule to the wood then you can easily pull it out from the stick
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