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"...the cue didn’t tighten down enough..."

I would love to find a quantity of the lower profiled ones. Years ago the body was more like 3/8" thick. Shallower cavity made for a stronger cap.

I believe you, but what I said is true also. I know you know that the raw material can vary so easily when you get different runs from the manufacturer. That happened with Mason's material as well. His batch where my material came from could have been a smaller run.

I bought some from Mason, but it wasn't his first round. I still have some of it. Even in the relatively short time he sold the material, it changed a little in tint. Mine has an ever so slight off color appearance. The material being sold now, at least some of it, is more yellow and opaque than...

The dufferin logo inlay is pretty deep. 3/8" diameter is safe. 7/16" and you risk wiping out the bottom. Kelly

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I like 2 separate fixtures. I often have a cue (or anything) in the 4th axis fixture gluing up while I'm turning stock with the spinner. Things are simpler if you aren't using a program to spin the stock (or disengaging/swapping belts kind of thing), only controlling the cutter. My 4th axis...

CueCut doesn't replace Mach3. CueCut is a GCode program generator. Mach3 (or some other controller software) is still used to run the GCode and control the machine.

Good luck Ryan.

I don't see a price. I also don't see how long they are. There is only one pic shown as well, not all 4 sides.

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Warm welcome to the game.

Thanks for the vote of confidence Tilt! Store is fully stocked. http://mvpcues.com/tomahawk.php

I like this type of response. "OH, I know" <nod head with wide eyes> "The other day I was watching a basketball game. A guy went up for a winning shot and someone jumped up and blocked it. Can you believe that shit?"

He was one of the first guys I talked to when the bug bit me. He didn't tell you what you wanted to hear...he said his mind. RIP.

Not 3/8-10 they don't.

There was a 2006 thread about who and what pool movie would you like to see. This was my post then. "Cicero Murphy. A gritty movie done in black and white of his early years up to his later years. He could not compete in world events until 1965 because of his race...he won a world title on...

I have two indexing fixtures for sale. These were used on my CNC machine to inlay and cut points in a lot of cues. The top picture was used for cutting points. The indexer and the tailstock are keyed, so they can be removed and replaced. The tailstock slides on the key way for easy...