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http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/ae89900/#.VM5kkjo5BDw http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/td40001/#.VM5kwjo5BDw I would think the top 2 would work great.

I just received mine today. It cuts AWESOME!!!!! Its like cutting butter:thumbup: . Thanks Randy for the info. and hook up. I have few carbide cutters needs to send it for sharpening service.:thumbup:

From what I know its call double black linen. Used to be able get it from Atlas. Now just have to do a lot research to find something like this.

Also Palisander Rosewood has a great tone..:thumbup:

Thanks for the info.:thumbup:

pm sent sir.

When you enter this forum on cue machinery and supply first page. On the right hand top corner you can click on the "Search this forum" --> click on "Advance Search" another page come up look to the left side page said "Keyword(S)" type in what you are looking for CUE WEIGHT AND BALANCE POINT...

Maybe this will help Is this what you are looking for?

Rear steady rest can't be use because that handle piece is too short and when the work piece chuck up part of it still in the spindle not long enought to reach out at the rear. Dont have a steady that will fit Porper unless you can make one to fit those two big round rail bed tube. Why is...

How did you do it before?

U are killing me lol...... I was at his shop once. Awesome shop.

I love that tool board on the left side of pic. also.:D

Jake thanks for posting these pictures. WOW!!!!!! Mr. Searing lathe looks like just fresh out of the Factory box. It look so clean. I wonder what kind of Belt he use on this lathe? It looks like a car Super Charger belt :thumbup:. But the paint job is awesome on this lather. Looks like...

If your work piece have center holes. Make a dead center with 60 degree that fit the spindle hole :thumbup:

Pre heating your cue on the stove so when you shoot doesn't need to warm up?:D

Also post some pictures would help too.

Google Search? You Tube have a lot of video.

Post a good close up pictures it may help.

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