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I can get it for under $1000.00. I am hoping to start "assembling" cues. Figure that is my next step in the Cue Making Process. But will the Parts from the Model B fit? (I really want a Hightower Deluxe Cue Smith) but the price may be right for this Porper.

I have been looking for a new lathe, just out grew my Cue Companion! I came across this old porper but not sure if I should buy it and upgrade it or just get a new one?

I know... lol Joe Blackburn showed me how to use a Razor blade a few years back. and when I start triming thier eyes just get big and they take a deep breath...

I'm going to check it out at Valley Forge. But looks like it will only do Shaft Work. Not sure about doing wraps and butt caps. you know how Bar Bangers like to slam the cues on the floor when the miss a shot. LOL

Really like your setup, Very neat and clean! but I do not have a trailer. (yet) so everythings gotta fit in the back of my F-150. I see you have a Model B Q-Lathe, whats the other one? I'm hoping to get a Model B Q-Lathe (used) by Aug, Winter League starts up in Sep!

I agree, plexi is really a good idea! Customers can still watch and keeps them safe! Plexi is cheep insurance!!!

WOW!!! this just might work (for me) I could permentaly mount by box right on this stand. Thanks for the Link.

Just wanted to know if anyone would be willing to share Pictures of what they use/designed to do repairs: I have designed this box to hold 90% of what I need to do repairs at the bars on League nights. It's just so Heavy and difficult to get in and out of my F-150. I am a one man show! The Box...

Dan Dishaw Cue for Sale 4 Point, Curly Koa, 2 Shafts 1 is Tiger X-Shaft. $1800.00

I'm a really small operation and just getting started on my own. Just was wondering if anybody had any ideas for a low cost UV booth. only needs to handle one cue at a time. Thanks in advance....

Just curious about how much I'm spending vrs how much I'm making.

Is anybody keeping track of $$ for the repair work you do... I've been keeping a journal but is kinda hard to keep up with. I was thinking of using an Excel spreadsheet but wanted to see if anyone had a better idea. Thanks, TC

The operation was a success. However it was a bit uncomfortable going in the shaft 1" I've been goin in about 1/2" but it turned out just perfect. Threaded the Tenon, Ivor-X ferrule with a Med Moori. Been hitting with it for 2 days and it Hits Great. Thanks to everyone for the help !!!

Thanks for all the advise, I've been using fluted tenons and only going in the shaft about 1/2" and I wasn't threading the shaft. So I guess I'll go in 1", stick with the fluted tenons and use slow set epoxy. Oh and a Ivor-x Ferrule. :)

OK Folks my first post... When replaceing a Tenon, do you Thread the Tenon into the shaft and if so how deep should I go...?