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Shaft Chris Hightower has them and a lot more great stuff

Not the right set up for a taig based lathe. Hightower set much better, less of a pain to set up

And a fine Merry Christmas to you

thats fine, I don't have a problem with that. Not tring to jump down your throat sorry if I came across that way Darcy

give you 100 bucks for the linen presser pro

forget ebay like I want to give them money. If I'm doing this for charity they don't need to have their hand in my jar. I would like to at least pick my charity.

Count me in

Would love to partisapate in this but I would like to see the cues sold and the money donated to charity like st judes or something for kids

make sure you tell Chris this he might need this info

Inlay Thanks Chris, it has served me well. I'm moving on to cnc to complicate my life even more

Here we have a used inlay machine for you guys that already have a cue smith lathe. You get the machine , router , 9 patterns 15 Blank Stainless steel styluses 10 allready turned, the c clamps , spring clamps ,7 carbide cutting bits SOLD shipped to the 48 states

cnc My search is over, thanks everyone for there input.

Anything will strip it will just last longer since phenolic is harder than the wood so there is less wear on the threads

Joint pin Wood to wood or you can put a phenolic plug in the shaft and tap it for 3/8x10

Been building cues for 3 years. Right now I have been working for a big company in manufacturing for the last 4 years. We do have a full machine shop with big cnc machines, so if I need to ask questions I do have people to go to. I don't have a problem with learning as I go. I know I will have...

yeah I sent him a message just woudering if any one else had some

your budget is 10 grand what fits the bill. That includes eveything to run it from computer to software

Can you say flying tooth picks, nothing like getting stuck in the belly over and over

looking for some brown phenolic the darker stuff not the natural. would like a foot of butt and joint, 6 in would do

Uni-lock Uni-lock is a brand they make a couple of pins. You have a uni-lock quick release and a uni-lock radial pins. Your cue has the radial pin and not the quick release pin. You should have found out what pin you had or asked some questions before you bought it. It's not his fault you...