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I would pay good money to see video of you and Ricky spending 2-3 days together as he 'teaches' you........................🤣 🤣🤣🤣

He still owes a lot pf people a lot of things/money.......the archives are there for anyone to read.....buyers beware!

I read the Title first, then skip-read his post.

to the other posters that aparently did not read the title/question..... Gundrills ARE NOT BORING BARS! That being said, Sterling Drills in VT are the people to contact. They Are VERY familiar with cuemaker needs. You just need to know what size you really need. If you want a 3/4 tenon sticking...

Does anyone have some cuetec 3/8 by 14 Prince kaybee looking the part with for the right price? I'm looking for three of them. Any help much appreciate it.

Okay, thanks for the update. How did the cloth perform over time? Just looking for an affordable alternative for my customers.

are you still a reseller? interested in trying it on my table before installing on others.

I applaud you Kelly, as you NAILED it very well. Hit's em Hard basically is that unconfirmed know it all, done it all, 'expert, that always bashes real cuemakers. When will he post his real name and some of his work so we can take him at face value?

Gary, First, the reason for the name bulletproof tips was BECAUSE they were using polycarbonate.......as it is the only clear 'plastic' that was actually bullet proof. Have you cut a tip size piece off of a piece of polycarbonate and tapped it the same way as a bulletproof tip? Apples need to be...

Just to clarify, it Actually IS made from lexan (Brand Name), or to be precise polycarbonate.... which is almost unbreakable, which is why it is considered bulletproof and is used as such. It does scratch easier than acrylic. From the web: Lexan is but one of a family of thermoplastics whose...

I think COCO needs a VACA........just saying

Would this comment be aimed at me, Mike? I really hope not, but If so, I have not forgot where I started from, quite the contrary. When I started here in 2007, I had questions, and many people(that I had no idea about their abilities) had answers, but as time went on, and I tried a lot of those...

So, your own words...... "so, eluding back to the research i've done on this site, all the prepwork that it takes to get a proper clear coat makes it pretty obvious that you can't just spray on a clear acrylic to bare wood and get a good result that you can sell. buuuuuuut can somebody explain...

Something like this?

Does the collar actually twist/move at all? If not, remove the bumper and check the tightness of the weight bolt. If the collar DOES move, and there is a warrantee, then go thru that process

I love Cuecut...and I have cut points on it....takes time to figure it out, by thinking out side the box, but it does handle it

To the original poster, what is the wood of the handle? There could be a slight loss of weight if it's a heavy, dense wood such as ebony, as cork is VERY light, so it's not a tit for tat type of comparision, but if it's dense wood, I would estimate it at less than a quarter of an ounce. When you...

I BELIEVE HE WAS ASKING CUEMAKERS, AS THIS IS 'ASK THE CUEMAKER' SECTION......NEWS FLASH, YOU ARE NOT A CUEMAKER.....NOT EVEN A REPAIR GUY.....JUST SHUT UP WITH YOUR INCOHERENT BABBLE......

Have been asked a few times what I have for a setup so here are some pictures. I recently modified the trash can so I can have a bag in it without it getting sucked up. A 1-1/2" hole on the bottom with a flange mounted to it with PVC piping attached, that then couples to a hose that goes to the...