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If it's important in a shaft it's important for a handle or a forearm. Atleast when you are talking maple. Just my opinion. I bought one of Dave's first batches and coudln't be happier.

cutters Tap, Tap, Tap. Knowing how is one thing, knowing why is another.

Ivory Ferrules/pads Here's my two cents. Most pads are vulcanized fibre AKA fish paper. Perfectly fine for what it's used for. OB cues I believe uses carbon fiber. I won't do an Ivory ferrule with out a pad. I've always believed it's a extra bit of safety for the ferrule. It also serves as...

Once again, a "senior contributor:wink:" nails it.

I bought some of these in BXA and love them. Radius turning looks like a nice tool. http://www.ebay.com/itm/QC-quick-change-tool-holder-rack-AXA-/360503336219?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53efac5d1b

Ouch, that explains some of it. Have you tested the machine using indicators to make sure you are getting what the software is commanding. I can't remember what exactly Lee put in those machines, but if I remember correctly there was a lot of opportunity for binding and dropped steps. Try...

We need more info. What is the make up of the machine. How did you draw the diamond. Have you had other problems with the set up. The more you tell, the better your answer will be.

Curly I'll be back up to the first in line

I've always been of the opinion that if I'm coring for a reason, I might as well really core. But that's just my 2 cents.

Gun Drill A lot of cuemakers are hands on, Dick is Face on. I've done some stupid things with mine and it's held up fine. I might ask, why mm not inches.

Does phenolic move Don't over tighten it. Hand tight is plenty

Wrap Jig KJ Nice write up.

Table Saw http://www.lowes.com/pd_14486-67702-320843_4294707846%2B4294965731__?productId=1017581&Ns=p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNs%3Dp_product_qty_sales_dollar%7C1&facetInfo=Hitachi I've had surprisingly good results with this blade. Not overly stiff, so you have to feed...

My dad has had one like that for atleast 50 years. Still works great. I believe the table is cast iron not steel. With a sharp blade it will cut 1.5 stock all day long. Just take your time.

It's not what you use, but how good you do it. I took apart a Gus that the pin was put in with Hide glue. It had lasted just fine, but there was no slop in the installation. Chris is spot on about viscosity. Don't know what McDermott use to use, but that is the hardest stuff to break down...

Cad Jim, Running Bobcad V25. Just got done going thru most of the videos. Hate the machine set up part of V25, but the basic 4th axis stuff has potential. Still have to hand write the subroutine parts. Far as I can tell Bobcad still won't deal with M97, M98. Drill and tap cycles seem...

Rc3 I believe the wood is Sapele, probably quilted. Rick makes a great cue and his designs are unique and trend setting.

help I've done a few. I turn it along with the rest of the cue with a router bit. (.005 per pass)Then wipe down with lac thinner. Sand with 400 and clean with lac thinner again. Solvent based finish turns it to clear glass. I use acrylic tube. http://www.delviesplastics.com/ It really is a...

Theft Man that really sucks. You might put the word out to the good folks at the splitting company and have them look out for someone trying to get them split. Sorry for your loss.

Rikon or Shop Fox Laguna Italian I wish I had one. Neighbor has ones and watched him slice maple veneer . 040 thick from a 12 inches wide slab. Bandsaw are one tool you get what you pay for. I have a jet 14 and it works pretty good, but sure doesn't track like the Laguna and I've spent a...