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Joe, when talking about mitered veneers, less is harder to do. I believe that 4 pint and 4 veneer stuck has to do with the titlist cues that where made. The more veneers you add, the smaller your point wood will end up. Oh and 4 is the easiest number to index. As a small side effect, you can...

To answer your question, stay away from your insert idea. This gives room for play. You will want a pre - finsih and finish size sets to ensure equal clear coat thickness all the way around your joints. Now please don't be offended, if you don't have the money, hold off, buy quality mandrels...

E-stop is an input signal. Neil, E-stop is an actual input signal into your printer port. If you are not using a smooth stepper or any other USB interface then you want to set a de-bounce on your inputs. This will not allow some noise to trigger E-stop. Check your general configuration in Mach...

Most likely a taper fit dead center. Was that large mounting plate screwed onto the dead center? If so, put it back on and gently tap on the back of the plate all the way around towards the tail stock to remove it. On the tail stock, just back out the live center with the handle all the way, it...

Just noticed a new ver. of Bobcad 24 update on their web site. http://www.bobcad.com/downloads/software-updates

That will work until? You will sand through the clear on one side. Steve Lomax is correct. You should take his advice. I know cause I did. If Steve has something to say, it would be wise to listen. JIm.

One of the best that I have worked with can build a cue with nothing but a utility blade and a spinner. Jim.

Lou, if you where not happy with it you should give the person that did the work a chance to correct it. If you are wanting conformation that it is a bad job you have it. I would rather try and make you happy then to loose your business. Please keep in mind though that if you want a great job...

Sorry, sold out again. Thanks everyone. Sold out again. I will let you guys know if I get any more in. Jim.

Last one is gone pending payment. Thanks Jim --- I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=41.067679,-85.152750

Just one left. I will be sending orders out in the morning. Like I stated, just one left. Let me know. Jim.

I just received a couple additional drill bits. Just in a few more 7.8 mm drill bits. These are still made by Titex. They are the same drill be as before with two changes. The first is that they are stamped with product information rather than laser engraved. Second, they do not have the...

Tell DZ for us that he actually wants a Kavo spindle and not a Precise. Petty much the same spindle however, coolant lines and pump are not needed. I would assume his interest would be because of the ATC. Imo. Jim.

If money is no issue, I say go for it. Personally I wouldn't spend $4000 for a spindle or $5000 for a fourth axis. Now I may feel different about it if e-bay was not available. I believe Dick is correct. Most likely that spindle is for someone making cabinet doors. What exactly are you wanting...

Oh Gary, the fun is about to start. Yes those rails will move. You can't rely on their stiffness to keep them straight. The last go around I actually milled channels for the linear rails that I used. That worked pretty good. It kept my 12" rails very straight. I gave up on 36" to 40" rails as...

I need to add that I received this cue directly from Mike Johnson. He is a close friend of mine. The ebony on this cue is jet black though the flash from the camera does not show it. He has complained to me that he can't find figured Bubinga as nice as what he put into this cue. Jim.

Your rails are not straight. Gary, I have seen this several times. Mine actually only dip about .010". Your round rails did not stay straight when you mounted them. If you used screws to bolt them on, the rails moved sideways when you tightened them up. You will need to use an indicator on each...

Up for sale is a slightly used Jensen Custom Cue. This cue was made in 2007 however has never found a permanent home. This cue is made of black Ebony with figured Bubinga points and Bubinga butt sleeve. Each of the four Bubinga points are surrounded by two veneers that are Red and White. Also...

Wouldn't it be cheaper to just get another shaft? This would be cheaper and you wouldn't have to go without a shaft to shoot with. I wouldn't bother with a cue repair lathe unless you have the extra cash and have allot of patients. Jim.

Those are the mounting plates used on their mills to hold spindle on the Z axis. I have used quite a few of them. If you go to the taig web site and look at the parts break down for the mill you will be able to get a part #. Nich at Carter tool has sold me quite a few of them. Send him an e-mail...