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As just said separate compressor and dust collector from you. The noise they make is extremely loud and annoying in small spaces

Tony Layne has made some of the nicest ones I've seen. His finish and detail is incredible

Mine have no play but definitely not tight, gotta have some room for epoxy and I cut a few glue lines also. Sand and clean clean clean the inside of shaft

I recently picked one up. I used the smallest bit I could find for some tests, they came out pretty well but boy was I working slow to manage it. I've been asking around to see who has a CNC to cut some for me. I tried a small CNC and just can't get a grasp on it. Maybe some day I'll meet...

Anyone have some cueman inlay brass plates laying around they'd like to get rid of

What is that silencer pad material, looks familiar. I'm sure it's top secret but seems few things are made just for cues, usually something is used elsewhere and gets introduced into cues

Website?

Just have to make up different plugs from different materials and throw everything on a scale and see what you get, adjust with different materials if lite or heavy

Figured..... I tapped a 3/8x10 into a shaft and didn't like the way it felt, seemed soft. I ended up putting a purple heart plug in it, feels a lot better

Been awhile but did that spectra ply hold up?

Assuming it fits your chuck, I would think one could plug the end and drill/tap a side hole fairly easy

I have a bottle of sewing machine oil, not sure where it came from but it's convenient. I try to keep it as dry as possible everywhere without wearing obviously, clean up is a lot easier that way. Wood dust packs up tight

Really be bad if a high dollar cue was spinning while it happened 😳 Mine are bolted down and the not very wide tables screwed to the wall. I had a visual of a cue spinning and things falling over, no way of grabbing it unless you want twisted up LoL

Yeah really anything will do as long as its not doing damage. I've seen just a v shaped piece of wood covered in a towel for the shaft to rest on while spinning 🤷🏻‍♂️ Probably rare but might pick one up or a much better one on market place for real cheap

I started with a 7x14 mini lathe 10 years ago or longer for tips($4-500), used it for years for tips before getting hooked and going all out. Actually still have and use it occasionally. Just gotta put together something for the joint end of the shaft for support

Rather than opening a new post, I'll add a what wood?

#1 id make certain the faces of the shaft and cue are flat #2 guess is your hole drilled or bored was to big Where did you get your tap? What material did you use for the insert?

Radial and uni-loc .842 .845 Other joints and sizes im possibly interested in also

I did a tip for one pro player. He wanted it cut down to about a layer and half sidewall, nickel finish. Makes for a solid hit straight away

I've got plenty of horns but no ferrules cut currently. If I cut some what's size are you looking for?