Pool Cue Parts : Cue Making , turning an ebony forearm

Video from Dzuricky Custom Cues describing the process of stabilizing a piece of ebony for its use as a forearm for one of his cues. This part of the Cue making process is critical to the mechanics of a cue stick. For a lager selection of High-Resolution videos visit http://www.dzcues.com
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[realazzrealgets]

How do you achieve your taper cut? is the tailstock offset? do you have any videos of that? What's the length of the bed on your lathe?

[realazzrealgets]

lol why argue with him? he knows it all anyways:)

[Lexicologist71]

@robblac Uh, then why do all the best cuemakers use metal lathes? They are more precise and they can do exactly the same thing with repeatability.

[joeygonzo]

@robblac

B.S.

[robblac]

@nueveball yes, perfect tapers are very possible if you are skilled ..like me..

YOU sir, are a dumbass ! ...and shit..

[nueveball]

@robblac wow.. are you fuckin stupid? can a wood lathe cut perfect tapers? can it cut and indicate depth of cut?  when it comes to being precise and shit, this is how to do it......

[robblac]

you would be better using a woodturning lathe..do it properly..