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Thanks Ryan! It would be a very nice addition to my willard tipper. Gives me something else to order with blades and sanding pads. -Mark

As the title says...looking for 1 for personal use. Thanks, Mark

Cue, Case & Tip shaper You can get chalk at the pool hall...

Many nibblers...just waiting for someone to bite. Feel free to pm with best offers.

Would be great if you could get your hands on the shapers. Still no word on release date?

A lot of nibbles...waiting for a bite. Ttt... -Mark

Ray has great advice! But a couple things to consider when considering a cue purchase: Wrap? Wrapless? (linen or "sport" grips) Joint? Maybe something common as 3/8x10 or Uni-loc...will be easier to locate new shafts for future expand-ability. Tip diameter? 11.75mm? 12.5, 12.75mm, 13mm? This...

Bump!!! To the top... Can someone confirm the pictures are visible? Thanks, Mark

Your reply is much appreciated...after researching much; I have decided to hold off on the purchase of a lathe and work with Willard for sometime longer. Though I am liking the Micro Cue Smith III as a potential Christmas gift for myself. To the questions above; I'm unable to attend any sort of...

Just bringing it back...

I believe new york city has done it already. .. -Mark

Not much of a nightmare... I have a full time 40+ hour a week job that pays me quite well...I use pool to help me turn my mind off. I have a pretty stressful job, and I like to be able to step away and refocus myself on other things. It keeps me from going crazy; because I can't drink (i'm...

Doing a spring cleanup! Bump

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=348577 Staying out of this..but still trying to support the site. -Mark

Thanks for the reply... I sent an email over to midamericapool. But back to the other half of my question; to the experience ones...knowing what you know now. What would you do differently? -Mark

Was never implying that...was going for the humorous metaphorical backstory. Tried to mix it up; instead of coming out and asking... "Knowing what you know now, if you were starting over; What cue lathe would you buy? As I am in the market for a basic lathe for tips/cleaning." Thanks -Mark

And you were looking for your first cue lathe. Money is a slight drawback but you found someone to be your financer. In order to cover your debt; you're forced to work the streets changing tips and doing cleanings for whichever john comes your way. What do you buy? Foot pedal for speed...

I had a thread before trying to find out what these things are worth; with several offers of different amounts. I figure it's the time to post them; i'm open to offers, but of course cash comes before all. I don't know my wood types; so I will note what colors are present in the veneers and any...

Yes it is... My solution for it; alcohol, gum and headphones...