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Could anyone tell me the model number of this Meucci cue? What is the going rate on ebay for this? Thanks, Eddie http://home.comcast.net/~olderiron/meucci.html How about this Viking sneaky pete? ANyone know the model number or when it was made? http://home.comcast.net/~olderiron/viking.html...

Has anyone ever seen a catalog with the HI series? These were made starting in about 73" Does anyone know how many cues were produced in the HI series line?

Sorry for posting this in both forums, but I am under time pressure. Whats the going rate on this tusk? I am considering buying it but I am out of my element here. Tusk is appx. 26" x 2" I don't have the weight yet. I should have the weight before I make an offer. Can anyone educate me at all...

I am going to look at some Ivory. I don't know the going rate though. The owner brought this tusk into the states long ago. What is a ballpark on this, I think I am going to make an offer Tue. Tusk is appx. 26" x 2" I don't have the weight yet. Thanks, Eddie

Because all Southwest have identical tips? Perhaps these tips are composed of some synthetic material that can be manufactured/produced with great consistency unlike anything mother nature can produce like ivory, wood or leather for examples. Or does Southwest use a leather tip? Hype...

FS - Box of lathe or mill set up tooling. Box included but one joint starting to come apart on the wood box. Price is $125 insured/delivered in the US. If you need anything else to ship with it let me know, I have that too. Eddie

Tooling sold. Thank You, Ed

Milling machine has sold. Thank You, Ed

Grady, 20% of your customers smoke. Not 90%. This is the fundamental flaw in your reasoning. You can't seem to understand that your current business model serves ONLY 20% of your customers. Eddie

You may or may not ever play with a Southwest cue so I will explain why people wait years for one. Hype. A fad. A clever marketing strategy which a product is advertized as the thing everyone must have, to the point where people begin to feel they need to consume it. After the first $150-a...

Cue is no longer FS. Thank You, Eddie

A bold promise. Well-that's valuable information for the original poster regarding resale if true though. I can't even imagine paying $500 for the "cue boy" or whatever its called. Here is one small cue lathe offered near me. http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/tls/1601126361.html As I said...

I would give some thought to just buying a real lathe. Those machines are like "toys" compared to a real metal lathe. The price is crazy high on the toys as well. Place a "WTB - metal lathe" add on the local craigslist. Give it a few weeks and see what shows up. What if you buy the Cue man...

I have personally seen a nice Alliant 3 axis CNC, A Hurco 3 axis cnc, and a Hurco 3 axis CNC WITH TOOL CHANGER sell in SE michigan for less than $1800 each in the last week. These machines had a good control, were running and producing parts. He is way to close to Detroit to get that money from...

EDIT: Cue below is sold pending Payment. Thank You, Ed FS - Schon cue. Real looker with plenty of ivory if you are into that. Weight of Schon is 19.2 oz. Schon has very small roll. Link to pictures. http://home.comcast.net/~olderiron/schon.html Asking for $525 for the set as pictured...

If my opponent offers to split, I offer to play them "winner take all." I like the pressure. Makes for a good final. Eddie

Price drop. Asking $435 plus freight for Schon. 19.3 oz.

FS - Hardinge 5C Collet Chuck. $125 plus freight. SOLD

FS - Vertex Dividing head - $275 plus freight. Papal or US Postal MO. Dividing head comes with three plates, tailstock, drive center, thread protector. Turns smooth. Some rust. Nice head because you can disengage the worm and use the 24 hole manual plate built into the head. Most dividing...

SOLD Level is sold.