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PM sent about the tungsten

I've been toying around with the idea of using tungsten cylinders. 3/8" diameter. Tungsten weighs twice as much as lead, so it takes up 1/2 the space. Get the weight close to what you want, then fine tune it with standard weight bolts.

Sold DVDs HAVE BEEN SOLD Thanks for all replies and interest :thumbup:

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Monday bump, GREAT for the person looking to get into cue building :)

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Price dropped to $85.00

Price dropped to $175.00

I dropped price to $175

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Set of 5 Chris Hightower Instructional DVDs SOLD for set shipped in US only 1st to PM and pays gets them

I have a 1 time used Marathon motor for sale. Purchased from A2Z for $140 + shipping. I decided to go a different way and this motor is no longer needed. Price dropped to SOLD SHIPPED in US only 1st one to PM me and pays gets it :smile: Item Code: 1021WIRED-T Taig Lathe Motor Marathon...

there is just something about curly maple :love: lol

didn't have any delrin, so I used what I had lol

OK, so I went ahead and followed Chris' advice about using the steady rest as a guide. I took an old butt sleeve scrap and bored it out and got it to fit in the steady rest. WORKED LIKE A CHAMP!!! Hole is nice, straight and even. Thank you so much Chris :thumbup:

Definately gonna try this later today! Thanks again everyone, you all are top notch :thumbup: Nathan

WOW, I never even thought of boring it to fit. Yes it's spinning straight. Yes, it shows, I'm a newb. lol Thanks guys. <smacks forehead> been a long day

ok, I just picked up a set of coring drills. .312, .650, & .775. And I just tried to core my 1st piece of black palm. I center drilled the bp with the biggest center bit I have (about 1/2"). By the time I was done starting from smallest to biggest, the core hole is WAY off center, ruining my...