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You can make an insert for the steady rest that is the same size as the Coring Drill, and set the steady rest right in front of the piece you want to core then you can just start drilling without needing a starter hole.

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There is a Mint Condition two year old Mid Size Cue Smith cue building lathe for sale $SOLD The Cue Building unit has Large Spindle Bore, taper bars for butt and shaft, power feed unit and router. Today the lathe package alone sells for $2850 and he has well over $1500 dollars in additional...

Yes the cue is in great shape. That is actually the side view of Birdseye Maple.

I am now selling my collection off a little at a time if anyone is interested in this one or others. I will listen to offers.

That is a good question and if only doing it for business reasons I agree with you. Repairs normally are the best place to start a cue building business. But believe it or not I would guess over half the people who get a cue building lathe first instead of just a repair lathe is because they...

That is a nice jig you made.

Once that shows Cueman again click on it and then it will pull up a page with the Find word on it.

I only have a few Hightower Cues for sale. But I am willing to sell most cues out of my collection. Look under Cueman profile. click on Find then click on All Threads Started by Cueman. Then look on pages 4, 5 and 6 and see if you have interest in any of them. I put a lot of my collection up on...

Here are some Hightower Cues we built many years ago. I am not really interested in building any more of this style right now.

Play him or put someone up against him and find out.

I don't sell the long pointed one. Brianna used to make some.

As soon as they are spotted they need filled with thin epoxy. Not super glue or finish. It needs epoxy to help hold it so it does not crack more. And still it is no guarantee it won't get bigger. I know you already know this, I am just responding to help others.

The best way I have found to use snakewood is in slabs. Take a 5/8 square of maple and glue 3/8" snakewood slabs to two sides. Then saw the excess off the other two sides and glue two snakewood slabs to those two sides. Turn round and you have a snakewood handle that has the nice figure on all...

Snakewood is almost guaranteed to crack unless stabilized and it is hard to stabilize.

Cue Master lathes (Not to be confused with Cue Smith brand lathes) went extinct in the 90s. They would not do joint work anyways. They were basically a grinder motor with arbors and tailstock.

Number one is the best option.

It is usually the rotating switch causing that.

Mine are 4 1/8 and I feel they are too tight. I like the 4.5 Diamond pockets but hate my own table.