All New 5" wide bindless Carriage

[customcuelathe]

My new carriages are 100% compatible with all Taig based cue lathes.
My new H-channel will be available sometime next month.
As of now, all my components will still work and fit any other taig based cue lathe.
Just for clarification, here is a picture of the standard taig U-channel next to my current H-channel.
Regards

Mr Wilson
What happened to my Cue building Lathe post, it's gone, I would sure like to know why it was deleted.
Thanks

 

[Agent17]

Mr Wilson
What happened to my Cue building Lathe post, it's gone, I would sure like to know why it was deleted.
Thanks

I was wondering the same thing.

I also sent you a pm a few days ago but that has disappeared at my end. Did you receive it?

 

[rhncue]

Mr Wilson
What happened to my Cue building Lathe post, it's gone, I would sure like to know why it was deleted.
Thanks

From what I understand the new rules about dealers selling new products on the AZ forums is no longer allowed. I believe that now the only things that are allowed to be sold have to be personal, used, pool related equipment by non-commercial people. I believe you are allowed to make a link to something that you have for sale on e-bay only and no bumps are allowed.

Dick

 

[customcuelathe]

From what I understand the new rules about dealers selling new products on the AZ forums is no longer allowed. I believe that now the only things that are allowed to be sold have to be personal, used, pool related equipment by non-commercial people. I believe you are allowed to make a link to something that you have for sale on e-bay only and no bumps are allowed.

Dick

Dick
Thanks for the rules info update, but last I checked it wasn't a sales add, I never stated up for sale, I was simply showing the latest product improvement, but I did post a reply with a price range for the machine.
Oh well AZ was a good window for me, I guess I will just update my website with an online shopping cart, it's over due for an update any ways.
Regards

 

[Lexicologist71]

Kinda reminds me of the evolution in mountain bike suspension forks. The brands that were overly concerned with weight used small bushings with narrow spacing between them. The brands that cared more about performance used huge bushings that were widely spaced. Their forks had no slop but were smooth as butter.