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Bump it up again..... Joe

Looks pretty good Todd. Joe

Bump it again...... Joe

Bump for a nice cue! Joe

I couldn't have said it better. I run furnaces that heat treat steel, and there isn't any steel we cook that comes close to being as hard as carbide. I tried making sets of mandrels out of tungsten carbide bushings, and even those were too soft. You can sand off a thou or 2 with every use. Joe

Dammit. If I would have known this was gonna be available, I'd have never started building my machine. It looks damn good. I love how its been tested and shown before it was offered for sale. Great job Todd. Joe

$640 out the door..........bump Joe

bump again....... Joe

The taper on that is a MT0. The are small, but nice. I've got a 48 inch sherline lathe that I'm gonna us for sanding and finishing and I like how solid the tailstock is. It feels just like a big lathe, just tiny. Lol. Joe

Best response in this thread. Joe

Just a bump. I don't know how much lower I can go. Joe

I agree man. Here's another price drop.....$655 out the door! Joe

Still here..........$670. I can't believe nobody likes Dishaw cues anymore. Joe

Another drop.......$685 shipped in the lower 48. Joe

Price drop.......again........$700! You guys are killing me. Lol. Joe

Price drop to $715! This price is goin down like a cheap hooker! Lol. Joe

I checked and there is no weight bolt. It looks like the butt is cored, so it was probably pretty heavy to begin with. I was actually surprised at the weight, because it doesn't feel heavy at all. Joe

Sorry for the delay. The butt weighs 16.1 ounces and each shaft weighs 4.0 ounces. Joe

Price drop! $730 shipped and paypaled! I remember when people used to love Dishaws. Lol. Joe

I received an email from Bill today and he assured me that the prices of his shaft wood is not influenced by the cost of his new website. I overreacted a bit when Ifirst saw his prices, but after thinking about it, he is still cheaper than most places out there, and in my opinion, has some...