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Steel would be harder than the slate, it'd get a lot more action I feel.. I can't jump anyways hahah

I have access to a 56" blanchard grinder, I can get it flat and parallel under .001" on that machine, I do it everyday

This plate is about 6k pounds, new I couldnt imagine what they cost but I have seen them for free at local auctions you just have to move it.. ive never cut stone either, tile yes so id imagine its not terribly difficult with the right bit/ cutter possibly diamond coated? I was considering try...

to me even the gold crowns and diamonds leave something to desired, theres a difference between being flat, parallel and being level. A little background from me- I'm a machinist by trade that works in a shop and we rebuild fluid film thrust bearings for hydro dams, so think massive loads...

No thanks, nor was this as an instended solicitaion...

can i see some pictures!?

I bought my mcdermott a few years ago and I really love the butt end of it, would probably never sell it as its my first "quality" cue. The shaft on the other hand.... its got this whippy feeling that really bugs me and I get little feedback from it I feel. I have put a kamui clear medium tip on...

I just picked up a gold crown two that has a 2" x 3" chip right at the joint where the head and center slate meet, im gonna try bondo to fix it and lap it smooth, maybe see if i can find a local countertop guy and see if he can kiss grind them flat again cause they have a bad warp to them...