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Thanks! Took a while till I acquired enough guts to try another. Larry

Your cues just keep getting better and better! Thanks for posting the pictures. Larry

Refection 360 #2

I have seen a couple of them. Looked to be very well built. May be the best bargain in cues today. Larry

Cues that shoot poorly, leave the lights on or are not monsters. I never see those advertised. Larry

I want it! Larry

Depends on what the points are made of. If you are using burl or some other unstable wood. Core after the points are in. If the points are made from something stable. I core before I cut them in. Larry

The mount came with the Fordom. I don't know where it came from. The OD of the body is .994" so it should fit BXA gun drill holder Oops just saw you were looking for an AXA holder. The one pictured is for an AXA. Larry

I use a fordom 5240 with this mount. It works great. Larry

58", 19oz, 12.9mm shafts Larry

Good luck with sale! Larry

Another picture.

Thanks for looking! Larry

I agree it's a great looking cue and that Mr. Owen is the king of the box cue. Larry

Gave myself a $100 budget to convert a Duffern my brother gave me. Eight years and $25,000 later, I still don't have my own cue to play with. Larry

Thank you for reposting the pictures. Cues like this will inspire the next generation of cue makers! Congratulations on a wonderful cue! Larry

The link you posted is a VFD. Larry

Color comes from a heat treating or roasting process. Has a very pleasant smell when cutting. Larry

I am running a few lathes one a rotary converter. Wiring is easy with basic wiring skills. Two things to look out for is voltage. My first lathe was set for 440V. It was an easy swap at the power supply to change to 220V. Second thing is having the lathe controls wired to a shop power leg and...

What I think I said was " don't know what you spent on the lathe, but $10,000 has flown from your wallet. " Larry