Dowel mill

[pescadoman]

I'm guessing he buys them that way...

 

[scdiveteam]

You could be right

 

[pescadoman]

You could be right

I'm also guessing if I am wrong, he'll come on here and tell me all about it....:thumbup:

 

[Blue Hog ridr]

Of course, Deco and Rick are the only ones that would buy a used one and make them look and run better than when they were new.

Anal Retentive Cue Builders and their machines, I tells ya.

 

[Dave38]

I was talking about shaft dowels only, handle dowels are different, there's room to cut shit out, and it maybe correct that he gets these from someone already turned....but on shaft dowels, no real room for crap like that. If I had any left from him, I would show the pics but all the shaftwood I have left is from another supplier that doesn't have those marks or severe turns to the left...
Dave

 

[pescadoman]

Of course, Deco and Rick are the only ones that would buy a used one and make them look and run better than when they were new.

Anal Retentive Cue Builders and their machines, I tells ya.

Rick's look's like original paint... the other one looks like a restored Plymouth Superbird..

 

[scdiveteam]

Mine was bought from a guy who wanted to go into shaft biz and quit after 3 months.

It was 7500.00 with all the cutters.

I traded two new customs cues for it that I built for him.

Bottom line if you can get one that works cheap, it is worth it.

I let any cue makers in my area come over at any time to process their squares.

All they have to do is buy coffee and donuts.