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PM sent. Alan

Chris, I've had one on the flaky side for a while. I'll take one of your circuit boards also. Thanks, Alan Phelps Custom Cues

Randy, I appreciate your candor on the subject. I've asked about these machines before, but have not gotten a reply from George. Please share your recommendations or PM me in the right direction. Thanks, Alan

What the address of his store front Web site? Alan

Where do you buy the indexable carbide cutters? There are big differences in cut and performance, depending on what you buy. Alan

It doesn't seem that clear coat adheres as well to SS joints. I've seen a lot of them that has the clear coming off. From a durability aspect alone, I'd rather see no finish on them. Alan Phelps Custom Cues

At least not flat ones.

I like the jarrah and redwood burls, PM me a price. There are a couple more burls in the picture,shoot me a price on those as well. Shipping to 20657 Thanks, Alan

I have a 60 inch cue that I'm making now that is 18.6 oz.. Weight and balance can be worked to your specification (within reason) on a custom cue. Only you will know if a longer cue is better for you. My personal shooter these days is a 29 inch butt and 30 inch shaft. Hope that helps a little...

Please read the rules for posting in this forum. Quite frankly your reply is out of line. Alan

The grain consistency looks very good. Alan Phelps Custom Cues

I have always lined all my collets with pool felt. Alan Phelps Custom Cues

I type as I think. I started before you did, you just finished first. Alan (Still getting the pointy things to touch) (My middle name is Dale) :grin-square::grin-square:

Formula: Offset = L × (D – d) _____________ 2 × l Where L = Length of workpiece D = Major Diameter (large end) d = Minor Diameter (small end) l = length taper section ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Formula: When taper per inch is...

An off-set tailstock is dependent on knowing the starting and ending diameters. 1.24-.840=.4 .4 divided by 2 gives you you .200 offset. If your cue is 29 inches then .4 divided by 29 gives you a taper of roughly .014 per inch. If you have a 13 inch forearm the difference between end diameters...

Never checked the dimensions on the ones I got from you till now Bob. Sure enough, 1.4. Good purpleheart, good quality. Still happy as I can be with what I got. Just my 2 cents, Alan

Made some PH sticks a couple of years ago as a custom request. Drummer just broke one so I was told. Alan

It has been said that Brazilian rosewood is the king of the rosewoods for cuemaking. Opinions will vary. Alan Phelps Custom Cues

Most everybody wants to say they beat the reigning king. I say play. Alan