Does anyone know of a CnC machine for sale? If so, how much?
Adonisy said:does everyone know
if I want a mini cnc machine , about 100 lbs
where can I find?
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cueman said:See my www.hightowercues.com shop tour for a mini mill that is doing a great job for me for about two years. If you leave the feed on rapid movement they will miss steps. Slow it down to about 7 inches a minute and you won't have any problems. Mine has 12 inches of X travel.
cueman said:See my www.hightowercues.com shop tour for a mini mill that is doing a great job for me for about two years. If you leave the feed on rapid movement they will miss steps. Slow it down to about 7 inches a minute and you won't have any problems. Mine has 12 inches of X travel.
I have only occasionally done it that way. I usually assemble the cue first and then inlay it. I do have to turn the cue around to get to each end. If you try to make it to where the whole cue fixture will slide under the head to any position you get too much weight hanging off the end and cause a bind.cuesmith said:Chris,
Do you pocket/inlay the forearms and buttsleeves before you attach them to the handle?
Sherm
QMAKER said:Adonis:
I recommend the CueMonster from Unique Products. Mine works like a charm. Tapers (butts and shafts), inlays, pockets and scrolls are no problem. See if Brian will upgrade the BobCad program (version 17) to Version 20. Weight about 100 pounds and costs about $9,000. You can also buy pre-canned cue programs for $7.50 each program. Send me an e-mail to denalicues@comcast.net and I will hook you up with the programmer. If you buy the pre-canned programs it will give you a jump start on getting the most from your CNC.
Bob Flynn
Denali Cues/Guitars
Are they selling this as a cnc for inlays? If so, do they give you names of cuemaker's using it?Adonisy said:thanks everyone's suggestion
I found another good choice
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this is one of best , but much expensive
Adonisy said:thanks everyone's suggestion
I found another good choice
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this is one of best , but much expensive
Cuesavvy said:Go here;
http://www.alignritetool.com/cnc_router_poolcue.htm
Call Matt and tell him that you want the Gantry model, I think they stopped making the Gantry in favor of the one shown in the link.I ain't convinced.
The Gantry model is Great!Does not take up much floor space, smooth and quiet if you get the NSK spindle.
And you get the support from a 19 year cuemaker to help get it going.
Tom