Recent content by cuemaker.mi

It would be easier and less time consuming for you to just say what your budget is. You also have to be more precise in exactly what you want as you only listed a few things and missed dozens that could drive the price way up. Usually us cuemakers don't make bids on building cues. We offer what...

They are both easy to use as its only a pantograph machine. I personally use a hightower inlay machine only because I ordered it before I knew about unique products. Both have excellent customer service. Unique might have more inlay plate options. Good luck :)

Received another order of tips today. Thanks for the prompt shipping and great products.

PayPal sent for 20 mediums, thanks

Is the radial tap the normal size for pins or undersized for shafts? Thanks

I just wish that predator shafts were made with half the quality that they used to be when they were made here in Michigan. I've never had any problems or heard of any on those old shafts. Since the small, thin walled came out, there has been tons of problems with quality of materials inc the...

Post pics and prices and they will sell quicker.

Only a few of tims pins were modified that way. The other 95% of his radial pins were left in their original shape. I've actually never seen the ones he's modified only heard of a few he did himself. The others were normal radials from the only person who makes them for the cue building...

I'm interested in the headstock. I need a large bore headstock. What all do you have left?

I would rate the pro between a soft and a medium. I think they were made to play like the old Moori's.

Please post it here so we all can read. If it's good stuff then more could be sold. I would love more info also. Thanks

I bought all mine at grizzley. They are a green metal body and fit perfectly into porper model b router holders without mods. Been using them for years and they are about 75 bucks. No tabs in the way to mount. Can also be mounted to Hightower lathes with little mods to the mounting bolts. Hope...

Or go buy one done. They pay for themselves after 4 or 5 wraps which is just a couple or a few weeks time. Sometimes money is easier to get then to come up with free time to make or work on such a jig. Great job on making yours.

Everything he sells is interchangeable on almost all of his lathes, old and new. Call Chris, he will set you up in the right direction. His customer service is awesome.

I have two porper model b's, a Hightower inlay machine and two of his cue building lathes as well as a taig based repair lathe I built myself just for shows. Both lathes have benefits as well as limitations. Hightower is lighter, smaller and more portable. Porper is beefier and can handle bigger...