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He can't be asking to have it cored the entire length. OP, you mean just a core installed so many inches deep, right?

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I can't say I have taken a slot cutter off the shelf that showed .003-.004" run out, cut with it, then had it ground concentric, then cut the same stock with it again using the exact same parameters to witness first hand any observable differences. I believe multi toothed cutters cut better...

I discard the bearing that comes with the arbor. I take an extra thick washer that has an undersized hole and bore the hole to fit the register. I turn wood with these cutters. Shafts, butts, forearms, cores, nunchucks, whatever the case may be.

The arbor is the stock Whiteside. Not snug, could be worse. Around .002 - .0025 size discrepancy for the one I just checked.

It is time for me to replace a few slow cutters. I mount them to an arbor, trim excess, dab a bit of 5 minute epoxy, and send them off to be ground/sharpened concentric to the arbor. While I'm getting a quote, anyone interested if I decide it is worth it? Whiteside, 1 - 7/8" diameter, 1/4"...

I must have been really tired to not be able to find the thread I started and then make another. Post any replies to the one in Cue Machinery.

I'm using it with my headstock. I have another short length of lathe bed I'm still using.

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Barenbrugge has used HRB maybe more than any other builder. I recall him talking about the importing process in here. Bob detailed a build using some superb material, not stabilized. http://dzcues.com/hrb.html Like any other wood, how green/seasoned is it? Do you have experience dealing...

I have a 15" Sherline lathe bed, a 24" Sherline lathe bed, aluminum plates under each, and a tailstock assembly for sale. The plates are about .465", both sides surfaced. Each plate has two sets of mounting holes for 1/4" cap screws. The mounting holes are 50 mm apart. I used the beds set up...

Hi Tom. I think you jumped tracks. I'm not the original poster who had the Cynergy and made the Tomahawk/Juma combo.

You can't afford what you can't afford, but I agree with what others are saying. I think Ken has the goods on this one after reading his posts. Not being able to go higher than 1/4" shank was a deal breaker for me when I was shopping. I bought the same setup Tony referenced, he got the...

Techniks on ebay are very decent, at least the ER20 I purchased are. Taiwanese. Just South of $15 a piece.

FWIW, the .0025" is worse case scenario. I have two. One was less than a thou out of the wrapper. I believe the other was a breath under .002". I reground the tip to about half a thou on that one.

I'm not against providing them in lengths longer than 1" if there is enough interest in them. Since I use them when the woods naturally weight and balance a cue, I have never needed to go longer. Send me a PM how long you think you would want and how many you would be willing to order and we...

I sold some 3/8-16 nylon butt screws on here about 5 years ago after I first started using them in my cues when I wanted to reduce weight at the butt end. I really like them and have decided to add nylon 8-32 cap screws with them and post them on my website for sale. Two color options, white...

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