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Work in progress. Thanks for looking. Larry

Kelly would be the person to ask. Was just commenting on the use of V-carve.

Spent a few months writing gcode by hand. Tried to us V-carve a few times. Bought Kelly’s cue cut program and love it. Saves hours over the other ways.

Thanks Greg Antonakos (GA9ball) for the wonderful pictures.

Thanks for sharing the mods. I have a feeling you will do very well in the cue business. Larry

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Thanks for looking Larry

Nice!

Cue is spoken for! Thanks for looking Larry

being shorter is a good sign. When they got to where I didn’t like them. They were taller than before.

Thanks for looking. Larry Vigus

If You buy the book new and decide not to build cues. They are easy to sell for about 25usd less than what you paid for it. If you decide to build cues. You will spend about $10K on tools and supplies. The book will be the best investment you have made and you can still sell it for a $25 loss...

Doesn’t matter what you start with. Cue repair/building is a deep, expensive hole. Welcome to the addiction! Larry

Back when inlays were done with a pantograph. It took a lot to make new patterns. Once one design became popular. They were used over and over. Now I think it’s just traditional on traditional cues. Larry

Those look really nice!

Looks great!

I have a smooth stepper on one and a different usb conversion on an other. Can’t remember the name of the other. Both work well. i can get the name of the other one if you like. I cheaper than the smooth stepper.