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Hmm. This old timer can only squeeze 11.811" out of 30 cm.:wink:

Sorry guys but it's been claimed by an email from 2:39. Seller asked to remain anonymous pending his ability to make it work. That said, no, it wasn't Kelly and I don't know who "vacation" is but I didn't get any email that was sent at 2:36.

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Forgot the picture Oops. Forgot the picture.

I was just given a complete 4th axis setup for FREE: stepper driven, 3 jaw chuck (with wrenches) & a tailstock with a dead center. It's older technology and I haven't tested the chuck for accuracy but who am I to turn down a gift? The thing is...I already have a 4th axis in the works & it...

Outstanding!!!

Nothing fancy with the veneers but I like the colors.

These items have been SOLD

Sold SOLD. Thanks for all the interest.

Yes, it is. Sorry. I should have mentioned that in the original post.

Asking $XXX. Table saw based machine with many features. Excellent condition. Rarely used. Will not ship. Pick-up only from Erie, PA. I will not answer questions here nor will I respond to PM's. Description and videos available by EMAIL ONLY. bob at dzcues.com SOLD

Thanks for the kind words, Rick, but if you're going to drag my video into this, you're going to have to put up with my 2¢ The sawdust on my lathe was generated when I drilled the lead hole. No sawdust shows at the start of the video. Not a big deal but I don't think the appearance of my...

Things must be getting busy out there already. I got a few banged up boxes from UPS last week & I just received a shaft in this shipping tube today. The other sides were just as bad. Fortunately, the owner had the foresight to first slide the shaft inside a length of PVC pipe, surrounded with...

definitely not mine Not a bad looking cue but I agree with Martin. The large gap suggests the cue was made on a hobbyist machine*. *not that there's anything wrong with that.

Kim, I think this is what people are having difficulty understanding. When the pin is originally installed on a straight shaft that was just faced, the pin is 90° to the face and perfectly in line with the axis of the shaft. However, if the shaft warps (exaggerated), the pin is still 90° to the...

Not uncommon at all. The QR joint comes loose every so often so the player reefs on it, hoping it will stay tight. The short, fine threads holding the brass insert are not adequate to withstand the torque applied and eventually the insert is drawn out by the act of repeatedly over-tightening...

No trick. Just a good shaft. That said, it might still have shown a variance in the light when rolled on a pool table. The demonstration was meant to show the accuracy of the joint work - not the straightness of the shaft. See the video HERE

I don't even know where I got this but it's too small for my lathes. Size is 3/4" x 1" x 1 15/16". It has never been used. Blade is not included at that price. $20 shipped in Con-USA. Sale goes to the 1st person who contacts me via email: bob at dzcues.com NO PM's. .

Thanks, Jive! Jeff (AZ'er Pooldawg8) surprised me at the PA VNEA State 8-Ball Championships with a drink last night & said it was from you. Jack Daniels and I both give you our thanks! I've run into Jeff each of the last 3 years at States & this was the best hello he's given me yet :-)...

Rick, both your description & your picture point to BONDING problems, not threading problems. If "half the dam thing comes flying off", that means there isn't any glue bond between the tenon & the ferrule. In this case, it wouldn't have mattered if it was unthreaded or live tooled. There's...