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I recently bought a tip repair lathe from TC Mabe. What a great guy. He spent 4 hours in his shop showing me how to do all the work the lathe is capable of. It is a starter lathe but will do great for me. Thanks again TC!

Yes using the iron is great as long as you don't have wax on your seams. What did he say about staples and glue?

Did you try Shane Johnson...He is setting up a Gold Crown III for a friend of mine in Dallas. (or might already have) His number is 406-224-5322

:scratchhead::scratchhead: By all means...Please Glen step in...You are the only mechanic to listen too.

Imho Just for the record....The table plays better because it was stretched and indexed properly. Glued or stapled it will play great if done the correct way.

For what it's worth! I will continue to send my Rail Calibration work to Mark. I have never seen a better shop and machinary for that kind of work than I have seen in Mark's shop. He uses precision tooling. I am not knocking anyone. In fact I like the fact that guys like Josh have the interest...

Look Out Uhh Ohhh....Somebody woke a sleeping Cobra....Welcome back Glen

Make sure you wear hemet and pads...Skatboarding is dangerous..You need to set an example for the youth of today!

I know!!! That was the point of the post....:thumbup:

Sure...Mark has done more for this industry than just about anybody here on this forum. He calls out bullshit when bullshit needs to be called out. A little brash with some of his posts but he speaks nothing but the truth. I personally have a different approach. I just try and ignore it. My...

Really??? :rotflmao1::rotflmao1::rotflmao1::rotflmao1:

An old post that still makes sense. Trent, You are very passive aggressive. You should ride that skateboard more...May clear your head...

I am pretty "crafty" and I send rails to Mark when I want absolute perfection. I have a full shop and do alot of cushion work.

Give me a call.

Yes they are pinned and yes a blade to the seam works.

Yes...To correctly fix your problem the cloth will need to be taken off.

Glen Hancock

I am in Beach Haven, NJ. I am very interested in what you have. Please call me.

I did put it in the cue machinery and supplies section, Just thought I would get more of the casual tip repair person in here.

I am currently looking for a tip repair lathe. Want to know which route to go. I get alot of 1 piece cues and a few 2 piece cues. I am not really interested in serious cue repair. Any info is appreciated.