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I bought some phenolic from Reuben a few years ago. Picked it up @ his shop. Talked cue building till my wife dragged me out. Nice man with a real passion for cue building. RIP Reuben.

My apologies. I started on page one where the cost of a jig was discussed extensively. Next time I will skip all that to get to the important part. Nice word though. Use it often in conversation? Back to my nut hugging 🤗

Ouch! I can feel the love all the way to IA. Am not in anyone’s fan club. Thanks to Dave,Joey,Dave,Chris and many other cue makers I now shoot with a $25,000 cue! When I get around to finishing another one I will have two $12,500 cues. No one talks about the most expensive aspect of cue...

Thank you for the reply Ken. The plan is to use on my taper lathe. Should not be running at low rpms. Sorry Dave did not mean hijack your thread...... Kyle

That is the # I have Dave. Been long enough I don’t remember what we talked about. I’m interested to see if someone can tell me how the setup I have is working. Planned on putting it on my taper machine.

I have a Huanyang HY01D511B 110V 1.5KW wired to a KL-800A 220V air cooled spindle. I bought this on Craigslist 2 years ago. Was told it worked fine was going to water cooled. It did not appear to have ever been wired. After reading this thread I did not think they were compatible. Wired up to...

Thank you Louie and TC

American source? I am building a table that I want to lift remotely 18" with a pair of actuators. Hoping for a better option than the Chinese model on eBay. Please use pm. Thanks you for time.......Kyle

Thank you for the advice..........Kyle

I wish I could afford the Logan and the heavy 10 like Larry :smile:

I did Dale. From what I have read it is not preferred but is it a reason to avoid the lathe for cue building?

Owner got back to me. It is the 935-2 with 1 3/8 inch bore.

Thanks KJ. That is the table that I had looked at for the 936 model and it does not list one. Pics look to be 1 3/8" spindle. But not finding model number is throwing me. Model # is not legible in pics. He should be able to clear things up as to model # and spindle bore. I should have drove 11...

It appears to be Dick. That was my first question. He was at work when we talked. Will check when he gets home.

Built in 1953. Owner calling it a 936 but cannot find that listed. I believe it to be the 935-2 pedestal model. 11x36. I am not going to taper on it so length not an issue. Not the heaviest machine but very well tooled. Private owner refurbished. 6 hrs from me so I have to be trusting as far as...

I will take them if still available. Thanks.......Kyle

I will take all five if still available. I think I still have your PayPal but pm me just in case. Thanks......Kyle

I will take the other.

In need of a cuetec tap. Sent KJ a message did not receive a response. Long time since he last posted. Anyone been in touch with him recently? Contact info? Thanks...Kyle

I would like to try one. Thanks Lee............Kyle Grimm