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Please tell us the differences between this new offering and other Taig-based CNC setups that sell for $2600-$3000 (including computer and Mach3 ready to go)? A comparable list for your offering would be helpful for prospective buyers doing their research. I'm all for somebody improving...

Check http://www.mechanicalphilosopher.com/1210radius/radius1210.html

Not to be a stickler, but Bolivian "rosewood" is not a true rosewood, either. I know you are aware of that, but not everyone is.

All elephant is not the same I'm not sure if you're asking for what you should pay for or charge for the service. Genuine elephant ear has been difficult to source for years, so when someone has it, you pay their price. Please be aware that there is a difference between "embossed elephant,"...

Glad you're up and running. Unfortunately, we didn't hear back and were left with the ambiguous "Device manager does not see my LPT port." Step two of my suggestions was to check the LPT port in the Device Manager; the "Resources" tab there lists the port address. I had a system a while back...

You're usually a pleasant guy, so I will chalk your "Kleenex" vs. Facial Tissue analogy up to a lack of education on the subject. This scenario is more like "Cortland linen" vs "Genuine Irish Linen." While both are quality products, one is no longer manufactured and carries a significantly...

There's some misunderstanding, as nobody can have "Dymondwood specialty made." "Dymondwood" is the tradename for a product produced by Rutland Plywood; their manufacturing facility was destroyed by fire on 8/21/2014. There are other suppliers of dyed laminated veneers. However, anything...

Hard to believe a fella using the tagline "Handcrafted Cues using Procedural Process Control" can't use Google to figure out how to get to the BIOS on a Windows PC. :o

"Device manager does not see my LPT port" does not make it clear if it is not listed or listed but grayed out. Here are a few ideas to troubleshoot. Is the device "hidden" in the Device Manager? Google possible steps for your operating system. If it is listed, you should be able to right-click...

Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, "straight" is often a relative term with cues. Fortunately, acceptable tolerances in manufacturing are common and quantifiable. What are your tolerances for Hex shaft straightness?

Shaft straightness has been an issue with other carbon fiber shaft suppliers (prior to your release). What are your tolerances for Hex shaft straightness?

*Thanks for all the interest. I have received a down payment and am awaiting the balance. If anything changes I will update the post.* I've got an original CueMonster that I've decided to part with. With work being so busy, I just don't have shop time right now. These are turnkey machines...

I'll take 'em.

Nice find. Unfortunately, like most metal lathes, the size advertised (40.5") is not the length between centers. The specs show it is 750mm b/t centers, which is less than 30". A prudent buyer would get written confirmation as to whether that dimension is from the front of the chuck or from the...

Are you looking for the thread mill or the threading attachment for an older cuesmith deluxe without the leadscrew? If you're looking for that threading attachment, I have one. Beau

Order through cueveneer.com. Your old login and order history are saved, so the change has been seamless for the end user.

I"m with Mike; I think you're going to be disappointed in the yield from this board if you're looking for 18" turning stock with consistent figure, but the side opposite the knot looks like you could slice off one or two squares.

I believe those to be curly/figured sapele. To be clear, these are not my cues. I think those pictured might be from Shadowmoss (Eric). You may want to check with him and do some searching now that you have some helpful keywords.

A few more from Dave.