Fits like a “Krown”

Great video with detailed explanation! Thank You very much!

Great and informative video. I would like to know where I can get one of the "live concave centers" for my chuck. Much appreciation.

Great job man!!

Looks good ---- nice job

Great pro job, I make cues and like to watch others.

I am new to this, and just bought a cue lathe, my question is how do you know how deep you are cutting from the tip to the ferrule to make it as flush as possible? I see that you are going forward then cutting sideways from right to left, now if you go a little or more than forward, you will now be cutting deeper than intended when you go sidways from left to right.

Also I do what the player wants, threaded or compression. I like threaded but don't keep the glue relief hole. I cut off the end till the tenon is exposed, give a face put the tip on, that's my way. Nothing wrong with your method.

very successful You did it well. Congratulations. Please can you show me what brand of adhesive you are using?

What cutting tool do you prefer for turning down the tenon and ferrule? It looks like a carbide insert.

What do you use for the first plastic sleeve over the cue to chuck it in the lathe?

Preciso de um torno desse. Me passa o contato.

Were did you get the radius shaper. Nice work

For the average Joe who wants to start refinishing cues and building sneaky petes with the hopes of eventually building a cue what lathe would you recommend? Mid-America is currently not taking orders unfortunately but the Cue Smith is available.

Great video, I'd love to have one of those radius tools, anyway I could purchase one ?

Where did you get the radial tool?

What is that tip you’re usuing to press the tip called, the on e on your drill chuck

You can't thread them properly unless you have a metal lathe and live tooling. . Threading is not a sales pitch. Customers don't even know if their ferrules are threaded. Threads made for MECHANICAL bond. Not just more epoxy. Your loose fit plus quick-set epoxy will eventually develop a gap at the bottom. It's the nature of the beast. There are thousands and thousands of shafts out there with nasty glue ring at the bottom because the ferrules were not threaded. Wood moves. Epoxy shrink. Joint collars and caps should be threaded too.