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Will the regular headstock work with the tailstock if you use the risers on headstock and carriage

He was selling a sharp point R-6 with blue veneers 2 shafts for 2500.00. Which I thought was cheap

Why did you stop. Seems like a good idea

I thought I saw it at SBE one year. Looked like a modified Chinese minilathe tailstock

I dont know too much so what kind of cue,maybe help someone later on

Easy way I would think is to remove the weight bolt and install a weightbolt/adapter combination, but it wouldnt be the first time I was wrong

Stop at some bars or clubs. One place had hundreds of cues in the back room with no tips.Put tips on a1/2 dozen for them and kept about 10 for myself. Everybody was happy

Utility knife razor blades. olfa blades,kiridashi knife,hand planer blade ,tina blade,tooling for your machine Whatever you are comfortable with

Cut the bolt down

I was going to ship him one in a 5x7 bubble envelope but the post office said close to 9 bucks to Cali

if you looked at my for sale add you could have had 4 for 50.00

I have a shit load before I went qr

CavinTan can see the nuts in headstock pretty clearly on this pic

How about any body putting a thrust washer on top of the qc toolpost to stop movement. I went cheap way out and bought Amazon ( qc toopost and 8 holders maybe 50 bucks)

I saw it 18000 for everything sounds cheap

a couple

Chuck is made for a standard taig headstock

I was reading up on it . 5mm and 10/32 are not the same. But in my case it seems close enough to work

Thats what I thought was cool about it.Just lucky I guess. Bought arm at amazon. Stem of arm is 10/32 or 5mm same as nuts in headstock. You are able to fold arm out of the way or fold it forward to measure your carriage travel. Most indicator bases were at least 1/4x20 or larger from what I remember

I have a 12 inch that you can use as a mid for your Schon . Can also be used as a jump handle