sanding mandrel

make that 3, best tool i ever bought
but dont bug him until he finishes making my " thingamajig" for me,
dont want him to get sidetracked from my project
just bustin your nutz rocketman:wink:
 
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Tom Migliore (TNT Cues) makes very good ones also. They are a little pricey but they are useless if they aren't done with precision. His number is: 914 391-3464

Dick
 
hat's TNS cues. TNT is Troy, which I knew u knew that, but didn't want anyone to get confused.

One of these days, I'm gonna call John to make me these when I can afford it.

SK

Tom Migliore (TNT Cues) makes very good ones also. They are a little pricey but they are useless if they aren't done with precision. His number is: 914 391-3464



Dick
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Hey guys,
Not trying to hi jack your post Trent but could somebody post a little on the use and purpose of the mandrels? I assume it's to perfectly match both sides of the joint by sanding to a finished size and keep all your cues and shafts consistent sizes? Am I close? A short video would be great.
Thanks!!
 
tableman said:
Hey guys,
Not trying to hi jack your post Trent but could somebody post a little on the use and purpose of the mandrels?

I assume it's to perfectly match both sides of the joint by sanding to a finished size and keep all your cues and shafts consistent sizes? Am I close? A short video would be great.
Thanks!!
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you assume exactly correct. :thumbup:
 
you are right sir.

my plan is to get a set of these and a wolfgang spindle for my inlay machine here in the next week or so.
 
Trent said:
you are right sir.

my plan is to get a set of these and a wolfgang spindle for my inlay machine here in the next week or so.
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Two sets are the nuts. One is the sand to size and the other is the final finish size. Mine have .006 difference. I sand to.836 and then build finish to over .842 and then wet sand and rub out finish back to .842.

Dick
 
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