Custom Toolbox Lathe Tenon Replacement VIDEO

Verry nice video

I use a centre drill first and then I bore the hole smaler.
Then I use a boringbar to bore out a true hole for the tenon.
I've got a quick change toolpost so I'm able to switch my tools qick.
I hope you upload more videos, thanks!


Greetings
Silvio



*** Gloria Cues ***
 
sorry no scooch there.its quite snug and not sure how u could see that. When in the video u can barely see it.
 
DavesCueRepair said:
sorry no scooch there.its quite snug and not sure how u could see that. When in the video u can barely see it.
Click to expand...

I beleave what Criag is refering too is right about the the 5 min mark of the video when you are putting in the tenon. You can see the tenon hole and tenon has some play in it. You can see the tenon move upward like it has some wiggle. It might not be a whole lot but I can definitly see it too. And that is why you should bore the hole as Pedi describes in above post.
 
JBCustomCues said:
I beleave what Criag is refering too is right about the the 5 min mark of the video when you are putting in the tenon. You can see the tenon hole and tenon has some play in it. You can see the tenon move upward like it has some wiggle. It might not be a whole lot but I can definitly see it too. And that is why you should bore the hole as Pedi describes in above post.
Click to expand...

I like to bore that hole too and leave the top 1/8" snug ( about .002 under of the tenon ).
I use 5-minute epoxy as well.
 
I like to bore the hole too.. An yes i just watched the video too it does look like a little play. I am just doing some small videos to show how the cue repair lathe works, an just how quiet the lathe really is. The lathe comes with the boring tool too. Thanks for all your comments... Dave


JoeyInCali said:
I like to bore that hole too and leave the top 1/8" snug ( about .002 under of the tenon ).
I use 5-minute epoxy as well.
Click to expand...
 
Last edited:
Good video Dave. Looks like the tool box lathe can hold its own at any tournament. I had doubts just looking at pics of the lathe so it was nice to see it in action.
 
Blue Hog ridr said:
Good video Dave. Looks like the tool box lathe can hold its own at any tournament. I had doubts just looking at pics of the lathe so it was nice to see it in action.
Click to expand...


Thanks Blue .. This custom toolbox lathe does a great job it is very quiet too. Great for Cue Repair at any Tournaments
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top