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Thanks for the kind remarks, I finally had a change to show the benefits and robustness of assembly using my H-channel instead of the traditional U-channel. Of course the 50% thicker walls of the H-channel with the double dovetail assembly gives it over 100% stronger structure that the other cue...

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Here is the first cue building lathe with my custom H-Channel with Auto Feed, Taper Bar, router and much more. This Cue Building lathe is the reason I designed the H-channel, the deep side wall dove tail makes it really easy to attach taper bar on the back side and auto feed Acme Rod and start...

UP FOR SALE IS THE NEW CUSTOM TOOLBOX CUE LATHE II, ALL NEW1.4" THRU HOLE HEADSTOCK WITH ALL THE TOOL BITS AND ACCESSORIES YOU NEED TO GET STARTED ON CUE REPAIR AND MAINTANANCE . THIS CUE LATHE IS PERFECT FOR A TRAVELING CUE MECHANIC, OR LOCAL POOL HALL LEAGUE SETUP. THIS LATHE IS CAPABLE OF...

Kris I am glad you like the lathe, you should receive the rest of the stuff today or tomorrow. Your are lucky to have a pool hall and league with no cue mechanic near by, I am glad you are capitalizing on that. Best of luck to you, and keep me posted on your progress, by the way great looking...

The toolbox lathe is designed specifically for repair work only, taper bar and router would be an overkill for the package size. Although you can get taper bar and router with my cue building lathe. You can call me or email me at customcuelathes@yahoo.com 248-884-4469 Regards

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More pics I am working from my iPhone only one picture at a time Sorry

Here are some pics of my new U-Channel, which really is an H-channel. The improvements to the original taig u-channel are 50% thicker walls, 1" taller for easier use of handwheel, and the most important new feature and improvement is the side dove wall dove tail mounts, perfect for mounting...

That's your opinion, I just disagree with it, and that all I am saying on this thread, sorry on the reply earlier, I didn't mean to start an argument Regards

Chirs It's hard not to mention your name when the original post is a comparison between yours and Brianna, I have nothing but the most repect to you as you are the true pioneer in the cue lathe business, however next time you watch a GM or Ford commercial, notice how they always mention how...

Choosing a cue building lathe is tough, if your only options are hightower and Brianna. I know Hightower's deluxe lathe is a great cue building lathe, but a bit pricey. At custom cue lathes we build a lathe exactly the way you want it, if you need a custom made tail stock no problem. All my...

Thanks dick for this post, I need at least 3 more , cause when I need one I can never find it. I hope I can still find some today Regards

Tony That's an awsome looking cue

In light of the release of my new U-channel, and the upcomming official release of my new line of cue building lathes, I am offering the following items for a great deal 1. Build your own 48" bed ( Anodized dove tail, U-channel, 12" gear rack and 3 footings) all for only $180 with 38" gear rack...

Dave With you posting those videos people can really see the machines capabilities, request for quotation and email inqueries an my toolbox lathe have been overwelming. Thanks buddy, I can't wait for you to post videos of my cue biulding lathe with taper bar and autofeed Thanks

Dave Great job on the videos, I couldn't have done it better my self. I should have you do all my new product videos Thanks again Dave

Note: prior to lauching this unit, the whole design undergone lots of stability simulations and few adjustment were made to provide maximum stability. Regards

The runout of the head stock is the same like all my othe cue lathes garenteed to be better than 0.003" Plus using the dovetail coupler to add the extention on the right for cleaning is just as good as one piece 100% straight. Also as for the stability of the whole unit, it couldn't be any...

Dave Thanks for posting the video, finally now every can see how easy it is to assemble and how quiet and steady it is while running. This lathe is what started everything for me, and will always be one of my greatest cue lathe design breakthough for make it all fit nicely inside this tool box...