Lathe Buying Help

[ProZack]

I'm looking into buying a Lathe for my Personal use. I want to but something for tips, Ferrules, Wraps and Refinishing. I don't want to have to buy a Whole new lathe if I decide to start making Sneaky's.

What is a good option that I can Add Too the more Advanced I get?

I'm not trying to the next Cue Maker of the Year. I just don't want to be limited.

Which Lathe? How much $$?

I'm looking for something used as well...

 

[pdcue]

I'm looking into buying a Lathe for my Personal use. I want to but something for tips, Ferrules, Wraps and Refinishing. I don't want to have to buy a Whole new lathe if I decide to start making Sneaky's.

What is a good option that I can Add Too the more Advanced I get?

I'm not trying to the next Cue Maker of the Year. I just don't want to be limited.

Which Lathe? How much $$?

I'm looking for something used as well...

Todd at MidAmerican - his entry level is around $500, you can start there and move
up to king of the sneakys at your own pace.

Dale

 

[HDR10]

Todd at MidAmerican - his entry level is around $500, you can start there and move
up to king of the sneakys at your own pace.

Dale

Fosho. I started with just repair lathe added to it till it's a good makers lathe...

 

[jkan101]

Todd at MidAmerican - his entry level is around $500, you can start there and move
up to king of the sneakys at your own pace.

Dale

I'll second that...Todd has nice products and exceptional service, you cant go wrong.

Joe

 

[JoeyInCali]

This is where it starts. Next thing you know it, you're in deep for thousands of dollars.

 

[cueman]

Here is a good used machine.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=411119