Hightower Inlay Attachment for Deluxe Cuesmith lathe

Bill the Cat

Bill the Cat

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I've decided that it's time to make the move to CNC, but I need to raise some money first. I'm selling the inlay machine with 5 of Chris's patterns, a number of different styluses, the offset center and a few .035" and .055" cutters. It's about $1600-$1700 worth of stuff if purchased new.

The pictures I have are too large to upload here, but I will e-mail them to anyone who is interested.

I was asking $1100 plus shipping. Got an offer for $1000 shipped, but the buyer is no longer responding.

So, now $1000 shipped in the continental US. Any takers? or offers?
 
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Bump it up for the weekend

BTW, I contacted Chris Hightower to verify that I was in the ballpark on price. He said that it should go for $1000 - $1100

Thanks again Chris!
 
Bill the Cat said:
BTW, I contacted Chris Hightower to verify that I was in the ballpark on price. He said that it should go for $1000 - $1100

Thanks again Chris!
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Another thing is if this one has the small riser blocks to make it up to the Deluxe Cue Smith Height like most do, it will also mount on a Mid Size Cue Smith lathe, by removing those riser blocks. So any Mid Size owners could use this also. I also can sell the items to make this into a self contained unit for a little over $500. I hope I am not out of line posting this here, but I just wanted everyone to know what their options are with this machine.
 
Thanks again Chris!

Yes, it does have the riser blocks. So you guys with the Mid-Size can use it too.

For that matter, I would imagine you could build a mount to use it on most any lathe with at least 24" of bed length.
 
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Bump it up....

I received a number of inquiries on this machine, but so far no offers.

Let's try again.
 
Cue Crazy said:
Good price Bill,

If I didn't already have a panto Myself, then I'd probably be a taking a hard look at this deal.

Good luck with the sale.

Greg
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Thanks Greg! I thought it was a good price too. I figured I'd a least get some "low ball" offers , but I guess it's just not a good time to try to sell anything:(
 
Bill the Cat said:
Thanks Greg! I thought it was a good price too. I figured I'd a least get some "low ball" offers , but I guess it's just not a good time to try to sell anything:(
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Try running ebay as "Cue Smith Inlay Machine For Cue Lathe"
Put a reserve of $1000 on it and see where it goes. Charge shipping so you can recoup the ebay fees.
 
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Bill the Cat said:
I've decided that it's time to make the move to CNC, but I need to raise some money first. I'm selling the inlay machine with 5 of Chris's patterns, a number of different styluses, the offset center and a few .035" and .055" cutters. It's about $1600-$1700 worth of stuff if purchased new.

The pictures I have are too large to upload here, but I will e-mail them to anyone who is interested.

I was asking $1100 plus shipping. Got an offer for $1000 shipped, but the buyer is no longer responding.

So, now $1000 shipped in the continental US. Any takers? or offers?
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Buy today $850 to my door email tipsofcue@yahoo.com or
kline134@aol.com with payment options, I place another offer, will take frist comer reply asap ,help each other
 
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