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Not a question; perhaps an answer to a lot of questions: I don't know how to make this a clickable link, so copy and paste it into your browser.

[URL=https://goo.gl/photos/z6Xanx4cauKhDEZC8 Bosch Colt Router and Bosch Colt Router Mount made by Deco Cues. The router mount includes the vertical adapter which allows horizontal, vertical and 45* router orientation. I installed these on my Atlas lathe and immediately decided to stick with...

Say you have a shaft with a tiny bend in it, or you're near final size when making a shaft and it has a tiny wobble. Has anyone ever tried coating the shaft with an ultra thin, penetrating epoxy while it is between centers and supported midway in a steady rest. Seems like that might remedy the...

On Atlas Billiard Supplies I see 3/8 x 10 modified taps with .308 and .312 pilots. The 3/8 x 10 modified pins have exclusively a .308 minor. Understanding that the modified 3/8 x 10 pin's centering barrel is .381, which bore establishes pin alignment, which tap pilot is preferable? Thanks for...

Sorry, tried to post onthe ivory ban thread, but can't. Looked in the blogs section, but can't find the thead. Here's what I want to add, Please transfer it where it belongs: I admit from the start that most of the posters here are more knowledgeable than me. I do recall that Bush ignored...

Please excuse my ignorance, but I bought a Uni-lock maintenance driver set from DoubleDCues, and it doesn't fit the Predator pins in my cues. I wrote him to that effect, and he responded that he didn't say Uni-lock radial. He said if they were that, he wouldn't have sold them. Here's his...

In a recent thread, someone was wanting a slitting saw/arbor combination capable of cutting thru standard 1.375" x .75" tubing. That seemed like a good idea, and since I've not yet been prompt enough to score one of KJ's mandrels, I had a machinist friend custom make such a mandrel for me...

Unique Products Que Making/Repair Videos. Six VHS set, like new. Sold 1. Cue Maker Instructional Video 2. Making Sneaky Petes and Jump Break Cues 3. Repairing Joint Rings and Butt Caps 4. Profewsional Linen Wraps 5. Replacing Tips, Ferrules and Tenons 6. Shaft Reconditioning...

Advanced Cue Building, Volume 1: Points and Inlays Advanced Cue Building, Volume 2: Boring, Coring, Ring Work, Tenons, Threading and more. $55 shipped and insured CONUS, PayPal

Selling a complete set (10 volumes) of Joe Barranger's cue building DVD's. SOLD

I just read a thread in the Cue Machinery and Supplies forum entitled "What tip for this cue...?" A responder to that thread noted that the shaft needed both a ferrule and a tip. The pictures show a threaded tenon at the shaft's end. I don't understand why the shaft was machined this way. I...

Sorry if this has already been discussed. If someone breaks and makes a ball ,can he then call "safe" and sink the one ball, leaving his opponent hooked on the two. This occurred last evening, but it was ruled that sinking the one ball and calling "safe" would be considered a push-out.

Sorry if this has been addressed in another thread, but I did a search for spruce and shafts and only found one thread that mentioned a fellow had made a few, years ago, and there was no discussion re pros and cons. So, does anyone have any experience or opinions regarding the use of spruce for...

WTB Predator Z-2 shaft, in good, used condition. Any thread is OK

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I want to create a link here http://forums.azbilliards.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=2359454 How do I make the word "here" in my first sentence, above, become the link. I want the "here" to be the link rather than the whole URL info.

Does anyone know what is the diameter of a Schonn joint (about .840, maybe?) Thanks

Max Eberle "Powerful Pool" - 3 DVD set. Like new, $65 shipped to continental US. PayPal. SOLD, PENDING PAYMENT

I sent the following PM to dr_dave yesterday, but now believe I should have posted it on the main forum for the benefit of all. Though this was originally addressed to dr_dave, I encourage anyone with input on this matter to reply. Thanks "Hello dr_dave. Thanks alot for sharing all your...