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I have a taig tailstock - taig headstock and a hightower coring drill that is .775x18 that I would part with - call or text me 225 two four one 9008

WOW! Nice work Pete. That is about as good as it gets!

Painter at Buffalos in New Orleans is pretty much the only game in town that does good work. He does the tables at Bayou and at Buffalos. You can call Buffalos and get in touch with him

WOW! - looking great Kelly

I agree - I have been a Vectric user way before I started fooling with cues. Very intuitive and not quite sure why more people are not using it.

Precisebits.com maybe

Much easier than the wooden ones I made a few years back for sure.

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I am selling 3d printed wall mountable holders for you quick change tooling Clear off your workspace and keep your tooling from clanking around in your toolbox. I have 2 sizes available as of now. Mini that fits the A2Z cnc - Hightower style. Dovetail measures .920 at widest point. These are $30...

That is a pretty much the same result I had. The alcohol definitely broke it down. It did get hard again but would have to sand an buff agin to get the gloss back

It does look great. Do me a favor and wipe one down with some 91% isopropyl and see if it gets tacky again. Guerra said he never had issues with alcohol or any other solvent and brite tone said it should not affect it either but I just tried again with one that has been hanging for months and it...

Actual cutting area is 12x8 and has about 5" z height

Extremely well built German made Techno Isel Cnc mill. Cutting area is roughly 12x8x5. This little thing is a beast. All axes are ballscrew driven and all electronics are upgraded and brand new. Gecko g540 and Mach 3 control complete with computer - monitor - enclosure - hold downs and fixture...

I will give you $100 for them and send you a prepaid shipping label if no one else bites

Well I played around with the brite tone and I am by no means a finish expert. I brushed it on over epoxy sealer on a couple cues and can say it sand easy and lays down pretty well but if you hit it with rubbing alcohol even after drying for months it gets tacky and soft

Kipp is the manufacturer . Zoro carries them in all shapes and sizes

This post would be a lot more interesting if it would have been "tree fiddy" and signed on the back by loch ness monster

I am interested if the Biloxi guy falls through

I use Vcarve which is one step above and pretty happy with it. The one thing I do not like is you cannot automatically make a fillet where 2 arcs intersect but there are some workarounds and it works great on to straight lines. I hope I do not get flamed but my theory is that a some cuemakers do...

Very nice Kelly. What blower motor is that you are using? I have been working one one myself and have a furnace blower but it is direct drive and started having second thoughts. Looks like yours may be direct drive too.