Rolleston Cue Services

Here's the second shaft that Josh brought to me. On this one we installed a Samsara Break / Jump tip.
Cheers!

Great break cue, if you are interested in one please let me know.
The “Edge” by Masse Cue Sports.

Josh from North Battleford brought me a couple of Joss break shafts to retip. On the first one we installed a Massé Canada Cherry Bomb break / jump tip.
Thanks Josh!

Here's a new Kamui Black (Med) tip install for Gerald Kishayinew to go with his Jacoby Black carbon fiber shaft.
Thanks Gerald!

Like father like son, Wolf had to have a Cherry Bomb Break / Jump tip just like his dad.
Hope you enjoy it as much as he does.
Thanks!

Here's a Kamui Black (Soft) install that i recently completed for Ian.
Thanks for trusting me with your cues once again!

Did You Know Your Ferrule Can Change More Than Just the Look of Your Cue?

When replacing a pool cue ferrule, it's not just about replacing a damaged one. The material you choose can affect both the appearance and the way the shaft feels and responds.

• Appearance matters — Ferrule materials come in different colours, shades, finishes, and levels of translucency, allowing you to customize the look of your shaft.

• Hit characteristics — Different materials can produce subtle differences in feedback, firmness, and the overall feel of the hit.

• Sound can change — Ferrule material can influence the sound your cue makes when striking the cue ball, from a softer "thud" to a sharper "click."

• Weight matters — Even small differences in ferrule weight can slightly affect the balance and overall feel of a shaft. Lower front end mass produces less cue ball deflection.

• Stiffness plays a role — Some materials are harder and more rigid, while others have a little more give, which can change how the shaft responds. (eg Ferrules for breaking or jumping)

• Durability varies — Different ferrule materials have different levels of resistance to chalk, cracking, chipping, and wear.

• Maintenance can differ — Some materials polish beautifully and stay bright, while others may require to be properly sealed to maintain their appearance.

• It’s not one-size-fits-all — The "best" ferrule material depends on the cue, shaft construction, and most importantly, the player's preferred feel.

A ferrule may be a small part of a pool cue, but it can make a noticeable difference in both how your cue looks and how it feels in your hands.

Rolleston Cue Services can help you choose a ferrule material that fits your cue and your playing style.

Below are the types of ferrule material I stock.

Here are the shaft cleaning pictures of Rick's OB-2 shaft.
Cheers!