Steph,

Be nice if the music was not louder than the voice. Makes it hard to understand. Good video, would like to see more.

I apologize for the sound issues. I'm still learning workflow in editing and apparently the order of edit flow is vital. I'll do better next time on the "mortise & tenon" bed video !

Thanks so much what one can learn when a great guys doing it. Thanks

Great video.

Brilliant job!!

Ottimo lavoro, complimenti..

I'm attempting to repair alot of one piece bar cues with new ferrules for a charity organization. How would you recommend I do this? What equipment can I buy or build a DIY set-up ?

Good video, I have a 10" x 22" metal lathe, can you speak a little about that live chuck steady rest? I'm wondering if I can find similar for my lathe and height of the chuck jaws. I also have to make some kind of spider to steady the back end of the shaft, different issue though.

What type of lathe do you have? Is that tail end chuck and tool rest set something that I could buy separate or did it come with the lathe? Thank you!

Great fix my friend. Even I would be able to shoot a better game of pool with that cue after such a fine repair. I think I need to pack my cues and ship them to you for a repair LOL. I need one of those tool rests for my lathe but wonder how it would work on a 12+" bowl.Great tutorial my friend

Nice work, what cutting bits are you using?

Amazing job bro you are really very very talented.

What material is the ferrule?

Is there another way that I can reach you besides through Facebook ? I would like to see how much you will charge to repair my Meucci cue, but I have been unable to find you on Facebook 🤦‍♂️

I drill the shaft and install a new tenon when it is just the tenon broken. On this problem could you drill the shaft. Then install an extension made from an old shaft then make a new tenon. That would keep the cue the original length.---Jay

have you or do you make cues?

shorter shaft-harder impact behavior.

taper seemed poor but who am I, it looked good and I learned :)

Noone likes a shiny shaft. 600 grit up and down the shaft afterward makes for a less sticky cue.