Recent content by Facundus Cues

Thank you for the review - I really appreciate it!!!

Yes sorry this was a very old post. I have since purchased the Mid-America lathe company and changed my website to www.cuemakersupply.com I have removed the cross slide mount for the time being and working on a total redesign of it. I will have them available again in the near future and much...

Yes I did

Sorry I have been so busy that I have not been back on here in a while. I do have the power feed unit and did a little redesign . https://cuemakersupply.com/powerfeed-unit-for-cross-slide/

Sorry to hear this. I have not experienced this yet and after a quick search it Is telling me that there could have been a problem connecting to the CAPTCHA server temporarily. I have received several orders since yesterday and it seems to beep. Perhaps you could try an again or try another...

The bed is the same on all series lathes 48” . We do offer a 24” extension as well

I posted within a thread but just in case someone did not open it to see, I have the new website up and running @ www.cuemakersupply.com I changed the name of the business because we plan to offer much more than just lathes. We will always keep the product name of the lathes as Mid-America using...

www.cuemakersupply.com is live now. Still under construction but operable. Please visit and look around. If you see anything out of place or have any ideas or constructive criticsm please let me know. Pictures are there but not up to my expectations, they will be upgraded as soon as I can find time.

I surely will. In the meantime if anyone needs anything feel free to shoot me an email !

Thanks man - hope you are doing well.

Hi there. I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Chris Facundus and I have purchased Mid America from Todd. I have been building cues from about 12 years now and have been into woodworking, computers, Cnc machinery, and electronics well before that. I am located in Louisiana near Baton...

Oh wow sorry to hear this !! Prayers for his family and friends.

I feel that one thing that if frequently overlooked is that anytime you chuck a customers shaft in your lathe and starting cutting you are taking on a certain amount of liability. I have come close to making stupid mistakes rushing around at tournaments trying to talk to customers while working...