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What tabletop CNC machines are being used to cut inlays? Thanks!

Why the replacement, warp, damage, new design...? Is there a butt sleeve? Are there any rings? Why do you think it's simple? Pictures would help.

Is your lathe spinning in the right direction?

Here are some ivory piano keys and black veneers with dots for a barbell. Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

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The ivory and SIB tips are the same numbers as what? The website only mentions the black ultra skins. Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

Ultra skins (Ivory) & SIB tip hardness Tom, Is there a list of all the hardness numbers for the Ivory and SIB tips. The black ultra skins are on your website. Thanks Mike

Thoughts and prayers! Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

What is good buisness vs. bad buisness. IMO Tom has good buisness practices and respect. He provides a great customer service and a good quality tip at a fair price. Just because of its price, may put it in the 'cheap' category but that's because of its price only not because of quality. Bad...

If anyone is member of the FB page Pool and Billiards Classified go check out the lathe for sale. It's posted by everyone's best friend Mr. Jeffrey Forney out of Watkins Glenn NY. Go have at it!!! Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

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Good afternoon, I assume these are available. Ad says with ferrules but pics don't show any. Thanks Mike Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

Good afternoon Double Dave, I would love to give your tips a try. Thanks for the offer. Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

Terrible news. Thoughts and prayers out to Mike. Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

Thank you Kenny for the great customer service and communication. Everything shipped earlier than expected. A pleasure to do business with.

Good morning I'll take them. You may pm me with pay pal info. Thanks Mike

June 1 2011 you posted a thread about black marker on the sides off the tip and mentioned exactly what you admitted here that you did tips and cleaning before and it was 30 years ago. I was just wondering if you've decided to expand your repair horizons. Maybe repair was a strong word for just...

Cesar You mentioned in a previous post you did cue repair some time ago. I have to ask, Are you the repair person here posing as if your 'friend' did this? It doesn't make sense when you picked up the shaft why didn't you handle this then. How did you leave the shop with it like this. I believe...

Madman has a real nice J/B tip and Jump only tip. Just installed both and really like them.

I've always looked at a break cue to be light to generate more arm speed. The heavier weight is actually detrimental to the break. As far as a jump cue, I've read or heard from various sources that the jump cue should weight less than the cue ball. Is this true? Thanks