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I have one if you’re still looking.

How are they more durable? Plenty of cue makers have carbon fiber shaft options.

I don’t think there’s anything mythological about a custom cues hit. I’ve played dozens of aftermarket shafts. They all played really good, but hit like crap. I think a lot of players care more about ld performance.

I would like 3 and 7 please

I’m not sure what those are worth, but I want the third and fourth cue from the left

I’ll take a box as well.

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/ferrule-glue-experiment.563269/page-3#post-8060096 Is that it?

Where did I say you asked for a free cue? I asked if you thought supplies, storage and maintenance were free.

Maybe I’ll try it again. It could’ve been me.

You can. Just thoroughly wipe off your tip in between. When I just put masters on top of taom, I miss cued like crazy.

To me the blue and the green play the same. But I’ve learned the hard way you can’t mix chalks when using taom.

Not only do you need a large initial investment, you need to maintain your machinery. That costs money. Cue parts also cost money… so does wood, space to store wood, having shop space to work, etc. Or did you think all those things were free?

Yea, there’s a pulley assembly that connects the spindle and carriage. You have to turn the pulley by hand.

My AMF I bought for $500 plays pretty good. It looks like a gold crown. They come up every once in a while on Craigslist.

I’ll take it. Do you take PayPal?

Jim sickles?

Updated price

im in Washington state. Within an hour or two from Tacoma.

I’m looking to sell my cuemaker lathe. It’s equipped with the dro and the threading options. The threading system has 3 different pulleys that allow you to thread 10,11 and 14 tpi. I don’t really want to ship. Local is preferred $sold

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