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Kim, I am surprised by your response above. You have always degraded smaller cue lathes as being inadequate in so many ways to your metal lathes that you have. You have said it is the only way to make a cue correctly. Gary

Yes, the black ring can be turned down - "milled off" as you say Yes a new brown phenolic ring can be built. Color match??? that's that's the tough part. My 2 cents Gary

Got mine already! Fast shipping Purple heart squares have good color and are good quality Thanks! Gary

Bob, I would like one box please. Paypal sent Gary

Please check your PM's - thanks Gary

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I'd like 50 of each, so $105, right? PM me paypal info Thanks Gary

I'm wondering how you're going to accurately cut the pockets for these pre-made inlays. ??? Gary

I received my 4mm yesterday - looks good - I have a specific job waiting for it, so will let you know how it works out. Thanks :thumbup: Gary

In my experience, some players like them trimmed as they feel the tip does play better. Other players say "Don't you dare trim any of that tip off, that's an expensive tip!!" My 2 cents, Gary

I was able to find rolling kitchen carts on CraigsList for a substantial savings over new. The other method I have seen is to hang a wire grid from the ceiling and then hang the wood from that grid using cup hooks. I'm leery of that method as it would seem that the screw of the cup hook might...

I would like 1 - 4mm please. Send me Paypal info. Thanks Gary

I made some PH drumsticks for a guy - he was tall/long armed and wanted 15 inch sticks. My 2 cents, Gary

If you use the search function, you will find Eric has already had a lot to say about BRW. Just sayin' Gary

Well, as you've noticed from the posts above, there is no performance factor involved, so if 1/16 inch looks good to you and your customer, then yes, you picked the right one. My 2 cents, Gary

Chris, I think that if you don't play, it will be a hollow victory for the winner. He won't know if he is the best or not. My 2 cents, Gary

Joey knows! :grin-square: Gary

I agree Maris's support is excellent. Gary

Loueiatienza, Thanks for the link to the EdingCNC gear. It looks interesting as well, Gary

Thanks guys for the info - I knew there had to be some newer stuff out there. :thumbup: Gary