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  1. cuebuyer4u

    PPV Sept 18-20 Pro Rules 8 Ball Jamaica Joes $2000 entry

    Great Tournament and Stream !!! Thanks!!
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    Still looking for a cue repair lathe

    Just bite the bullet and buy new. Theres nothing like having a new machine!! http://www.midamericapool.com/index_files/Page331.htm For the money I believe its the best lathe you can get for repairs Good luck!
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    PPV Sept 18-20 Pro Rules 8 Ball Jamaica Joes $2000 entry

    what time does it start today
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    another cheap finishing/cleaning/sanding lathe

    Cut it in half and join it with a piece of 8020
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    Today was a rough one

    Deleted. Not worth the stress to share on here. I wont post anymore about this yes theres better ways to do it and everyone is welcome to do whatever they see fit. Have a blessed day
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    Today was a rough one

    The parts you listed to remove from the lathe (chuck and Tailstock) are miniscule in weight compared to the whole machine. And yes no shit it was a little dangerous :rolleyes: the point is unless your going to go into detail on how you would suggest doing it (in your own thread) no one cares...
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    Today was a rough one

    I leveled it after I got it in place then marked the wheel location on the floor so when i clean I can move it back to where it was without much complication.
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    Today was a rough one

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    Today was a rough one

    What does it matter if the tail stock is still on it? the Excess strap is around the head to keep it out of the way. the lathe bed itself if strapped to the dolly not much of a chance you can hurt the bed of the lathe in this manor. Eject your negativity to another thread please lol
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    Today was a rough one

    It actually went pretty easy. I used a spud bar to slide it down the stairs while my father slowly backed the truck up with the chain attached to the appliance dolly. It was a little hairy and exhausting but overall it went smooth.
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    Today was a rough one

    Deleted sorry for sharing.
  12. cuebuyer4u

    Coring!

    I have done it before, I personally dont care for coring but I believe kims main topic was on full length cores. Regardless of coring before or after the points go in, its still mainly about the sloppy fit. I personally dont care what anyone does to make their cues thats why its "their cue" I...
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    Coring!

    My issue with gorrilla glue is the tolerance or lack there of. what is the ID of the hole compared to the OD of your core? I like a really snug fit and with gorilla glue I had issues spliting the forearm from the expansion so I had to make a very sloppy fit. which if you have a pointed...
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    Coring!

    I agree with this statement, AZ has a mentality that if someone has a diffrent idea on how to do something that doesnt apeal to the majority that its wrong and shouldnt be done and the the person doing it should be damned. Im simply saying "Build, and Let Build" the public will decided if they...
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    Inlays.......What The Heck Are They?

    you can reference this site for rating a cue http://www.internationalcuemakers.com/?page=cuegallery
  16. cuebuyer4u

    Looking to buy a lathe

    In your budget Solid lathe for the money. http://midamericapool.com/index_files/Page331.htm
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    Inlays.......What The Heck Are They?

    Hope DZ doesnt mind..... These are inlays and anything else done like this either CNC or Panto. Some points are inlaid aswell. Half splice points I dont consider a inlay so much as a building technique. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tttdkjQo8c4
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    Bar Table Size Issue

    Yes, I have a 8ft Dynamo not sure on the dimensions ill check it out later.
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