A handsaw and a chopsaw. Some sand paper and you should be booming overnight

Ok i will make it for you lol 😆

A metal lathe, a wood lather (cord wraps), milling machine, CNC inlay machine (360 degree cnc) + software, dremel like motor for cutting circular bit that is fixed to a control jig on the metal lather and tapering lathe, 90 degree bit for milling machine, shaft tapering lather (lathe that follow a set jig setting) , table saw, band saw, band sander, planer, vacuum system to clear shavings, plastic silicon culets to hold the cue in the three way chuck not to mark wood, Grinding wheel (sharpen bits), taping bits for all common joint pins, jig for cutting veneers, veneer press, air compressor, measuring tools (precision type), metal lath carbide cutting heads, epoxy , quality wood, environmental control area (wood curing). But if I were you I would get a high end cue lathe like the ones sold by hightower start with cue maintenance first like tips and ferrules. Convert a one piece into a two piece then build up from that point on. It takes years to become a high end cue maker.