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Bump to the top! If you guys are looking for a simple cue, all three of these are good player cues. Not many people are playing with a Zimmerman Custom Cue, give me a try, you will like it and my prices a very reasonable. Thanks, Zim

Creative way to get the job done! Thanks Michael Zim

I know its a mill, but wanted to take the design and use it on a router table. Zim

Looked at both, the only thing I found really was the photo I just attached! Zim

Thanks- much appreciated! Here's one I found after some research... probably could modify this style to be used on a router table.

Nope... It showed the router w/bit coming down and cutting a v groove in a stack of veneers. It had a metal frame to hold the router and a metal "brace" jig to hold veneers secure. Zim

I seen one Dick had made for the table saw! I just found one that is used on a mill and a v groove point cutter... this one I like and could modify for a router jig, maybe! Lee- I like yours, but currently out of my budget (currently) Zim

A long time ago I seen photos and description of a jig using a router with a 90 degree router bit that the v grooves in the veneer(s). The veneers layed flat with the cutter above (if I remember right). I've been searching thru threads, but can't find it- thought I'd ask if anyone knows what...

A little something I made a while back...

Something like this... http://www.nookindustries.com/acme/AcmeInchAvailability.cfm

Excellent detailed description! Thanks for the offer, will keep that in mind Royce! Zim

I honestly understand the hype about using a table saw, but the router method must work just fine... I see many manual & CNC machines out there that are using a router set up of some kind and work very well! I'm trying to build something that wont take up much space, doesn't rely on another...

Thanks Von- Don't think these will last long! Zim

Here's a few cues FS: 1) Paul Dayton- Birdseye forearm w/4 purpleheart pts, purpleheart butt sleeve, black/white irish linen wrap, white butt cap and joint collar, radial pin, 2 shafts, (weight and shaft diameter coming soon)... slightly used, sold as is...$600 SOLD 2) Zimmerman Custom Cue...

KJ pretty much hit my answer on the head as far as CNC vs Manual. IMO, CNC is for cutting inlays and maybe shafts, when it comes to what I'm building, a CNC is a waste of $. Plus I will have to learn how to use programs, etc. My machine is designed to cut a taper on a butt, forearm, do trim...

Can I get a close up photo of PIC #4, item #3, Diamond pattern? Thanks, Zim

I'm purchasing aluminum stock, all thread rod, 2 motors, 1 router w/bit, a few taig parts, the allen screws and doing the work myself. Thought it would be easier to have a machine/fabrication shop drill/tap everything for me, but I will get more satisfaction watching it work knowing that I...

Manual, not CNC, ability to cut straight or taper, and will be using a router! Zim

After repairing cues since 2000 and building cues the past 5 years on all Hightower lathes (Deluxe, Mid-Size & Inlay Machine), I've decided to take what I've learned from people, posts, and my personal knowledge and build my own "Tapering Machine". I have nothing against Hightower's equipment...

I agree! There are so many things that people are trying to sell "sight unseen", no photos, very brief description. I'm not alone on this, but I'm not purchasing what I can't see and will take business elsewhere! Yes, I know that things get copied... then get a patent! Zim