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They play every bit as good as a GC. Just recovering mine in 860HR....expect it to play awesome!

In case you guys haven't seen this yet. Just thought I'd throw it out here. Not affiliated with seller at all.....and I know nothing about this personally. It is poorly listed for what it is (imho). Pickup only from Tulsa OK. CNC MACHINE CUSTOM MADE CNC CUE MACHINE Item number: 180022187966

I have always wanted to set up a place called The Sunken 8. Dome shaped building though so it fit better, but I still like the name. Good luck with your business!

Rhino 3D Models Here are a couple of 3-d models I have drawn with Rhino. I need to get a better image of the woods so they wrap better and don't blur. Either that or draw my cues parts smaller. But it can do a decent job so you can get an idea of what you are thinking about.

Blud uses the NSK spindles for his machines, maybe he could offer them separately as a replacement for your current machine. How about it Blud? I may be interested as well. Chuck

I have a McDermott with it used in the rings but not the joint or end of the Butt.

would you mind if I posted some of the same from '92 on this thread or should I start anew? They are pics of the group I selected my JW from. Might be some of the same that didn't sell.

Had this many years ago and I still hear about it because it was for an important match. Jumped the cue into the 2 so it would jump over the 15 and it slammed into the hole on the fly. The cue jumped around and landed with perfect shape on the 7 and I got out. This was last pocket...

Possible alternative For wood working projects (other than cues) I have printed a label (plain paper) on the laser jet (backwards) as in mirror view and then transferred the image to the wood by using the heat from an iron. The smoother the wood the more detail will transfer. I do not know...

Thanks Blud, I think I will proceed with the collet system in mind. Any thoughts on a lever versus handwheel feed for either the tailstock or carriage?

That would be one style for sure Shakes. I seen those pictures but somehow missed the collet chuck and the assortment of collets. Thanks for bringing that back to my attention. I guess at least one cue maker has used them. Chuck

This is why I am asking if anyone uses chucks like this one (3J Collet Chuck) in their cue operations. It would certainly hold your cue accurately by arbor or joint but not sure how well it would work when grabbing wood or thin plastic collets wrapped around wood for joint work and such. I have...

Thanks for the comments CC. You say a lot that I was kind of thinking so it is nice for some reassurance from someone who has done this stuff. BR, Chuck

I have been wanting to build cues for a long time and have designed some machines I will be building. I have read all the comments about not doing this but I am a stubborn lot and this is half of the interest for me. I have 2 questions for you experts if you could indulge me. Do you use Collet...

Is this journal, book available today for aspiring cuemakers to read? Even if outdated, I am sure beginners could get much valuable information from it.

Beautiful cues. What I find interesting though, is the common shape on the rings. 3 out of 4 anyway, all from different makers.

Hey Chris, I think your cure is paying the bills. I think that would work here as well. I have a long time dream of making cues and I get a bit closer all the time. Later.....

Looks like 5/16 - 18 tpi. oh and the one off Helmstetter has one of it's twin for sale on E-Bay now. He thinks it is a one off as well. :rolleyes:

Hello all, I am kind of new around here but have been admiring all your beautiful cues for awhile now. I thought I would share my little collection with you. Mostly they are all players and probably only one really stands up in this Az group but none-the-less here it is. I am trying to set up...

Does this mean it is Hercek blank? This was made for me in or around 1981. Actually this is a releif, I am happy with it being my player and not some thing with real collector value. Thanks Joel.