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For sale Cuesmith Inlay Machine. Includes patterns, over 100 bits and tool-post adapter for Dremel. $1700 +shipping.

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Make your own tap ...if you happen to have a SS pin of the same thread lying around. http://www.cnczone.com/forums/diy-cnc_router_table_machines/148118-tap_making.html

I bought the Cue Companion as my first lathe and have not regretted it (other than maybe not getting the Cue Maker). As a first lathe it is great. In learning this art, I have been thankful on a couple of occasions that the chucks he has on these lathes only has a knurled grip exposed and not...

Thanks for your experience Dick. Sorry for being so vague. Wear to the cutting tool was what I was referring to.

Has anybody else stopped using Elk Master tips for house cues due to the wear caused by the chalk when shaping the tip? If you have abandoned any other tips, what influenced your decision? What tips do you use for house cues?

That aticle is also available here... http://www.oldbrownglue.com/pdf/HowStrongisYourGlue_FWW.pdf

Me Too I am missing something as well. I am having a hard time figuring out how coring can reliably fix this. If you were to core the forearm, then you would have a cored and warped cue. Then, as mentioned, to get it straight you would have to change the dimensions of the outside diameter of...

Thanks KJ. I've always held you in high regard for your willingness to share your knowledge and experience with those of us that are eager to learn. Your efforts do not go unappreciated. I may not be posting on these forums, but believe me, I have gained a wealth of knowledge here. Also...

No one has tried a rotisserie motor?

Motor What about a rotisserie motor? Are they too slow? They can be picked up for as low as $20-$25.

Ikea version I have one of these Ikea frames. I bought it with only 2 baskets so the price was more like $15. I also have a version of the chrome model already mentioned in this thread that I found at Target. The Ikea model is nowhere near as sturdy. The holes in the baskets are about 1.25"...

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Yikes! Especially when you add in the shipping!

RIP Doug Doug was more than a friend or mentor to me. He was a very close friend - so much so he was truly family. He taught me a lot about life as well as pool. Of the close friends a person has, very few can be credited with contributing to a person becoming the person they are today. Doug...

woodcraft has a bit now. http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2082713/32935/Kauri-Wood-15-x-15-x-12.aspx

Illusion? Am I not seeing things right? It looks to me that entire length of the pin is contacting the table. How can that be with the flange in the center?

Machines not needed This article explains the whole process without even needing that machine...:rotflmao1: http://www.ehow.com/how_5046577_make-billiard-cue.html

The video and the way it's being rolled is too poor for me to see a wobble in the but or shaft. Something I did pick up on is, at about the 25 second mark and again at the end, it looks to me like the cue is reversing its roll and returning to a low point. If the shaft is that badly warped maybe...

I'll take one too...