Hello everyone,
I have a basic cue repair lathe from tsp&b that is as close to brand new as you can get. I purchased this with intentions of getting into some repair work a little. I have been working with a cuemaker here in SC a little in my slow season and am needing to make room for a full size lathe. Literally, the room is too small that I am going to be working out of for two lathes,
. Looking at about a 12.5 x 7 room here. Anyway, I gave $449 plus shipping for the lathe. I think it was around $40-$50 bucks for shipping, correct me if I am wrong Todd. Everything works fine on the lathe and it is already assembled and all. I will probably just cut the board that it is mounted on to conserve space when shipping so that all the owner will have to do is mount everything on a new piece of board. First Sold!! gets this lathe shipped to you in the United States. Here is a link to one here...http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=173278
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Thanks for looking.
I have a basic cue repair lathe from tsp&b that is as close to brand new as you can get. I purchased this with intentions of getting into some repair work a little. I have been working with a cuemaker here in SC a little in my slow season and am needing to make room for a full size lathe. Literally, the room is too small that I am going to be working out of for two lathes,
. Looking at about a 12.5 x 7 room here. Anyway, I gave $449 plus shipping for the lathe. I think it was around $40-$50 bucks for shipping, correct me if I am wrong Todd. Everything works fine on the lathe and it is already assembled and all. I will probably just cut the board that it is mounted on to conserve space when shipping so that all the owner will have to do is mount everything on a new piece of board. First Sold!! gets this lathe shipped to you in the United States. Here is a link to one here...http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=173278
Thanks for looking.
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