My DIY cue lathe in action.
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- How i change the tip of a cue shaft with the cue lathe i invented.
Complete files and list of components available at this link:
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Collet stl files for free at this link:
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Leave a comment if you have any questions or thoughts
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Hi, to work with gloves is a bad idea in this case. Maybe rethink it. Dont wait for the day with bad luck. Nice work, thx doe showing us
It is only 200 watts, you can stop it with your fingers. But i get your point, once my left glove got caught in the sds drill of a big bosch hammer. Thank god the glove just ripped apart off my hand and didnt do me much damage.
Hola, Emilio!! muy buena tu idea. me preguntaba si tienes los STL de las demas piezas para imprimir el printer completo? muchas gracias por compartir con la comunidad.
This has got to be the best home made lathe I’ve ever seen great job
Neat, but I strongly suggest that you make a proper holder for your razor blade. If you were to get a catch on the work that blade can pivot in many different ways- most of them bad for your health.
I have done woodworking lathe work for over 40 yrs and a few decades of that working on whippy work like pool cues, and have had many close calls. Work safe!
Thanks! This simple lathe can use a variety of tools, the clamped cutter blade is the simplest and the first i used. I will make a video showing the others as soon as possible.
Very impressive, i just tried to make one myself not nearly as nice as yours. I didn't even think to make a cross slide for cutting and shaping. but this gives me a lot of ideas. Thank you for sharing.
You are welcome.
Ciao Emilio, complimenti per la realizzazione della tue idea.
Sei intenzionato alla vendita o potresti darmi info sull'acquisto delle parti necessarie alla realizzazione....non saprei fare di meglio.
Grazie!
No, mi dispiace. Ci vuole troppo tempo per stampare tutte la parti e sono troppo occupato. Sto preparando i file e la lista de i componenti per scaricare per se qualcuno vuole farsi il suo.
Grazie
Hi, where can I buy this machine? thanks for contacting me
This is a 'do it yourself' project. I designed it and built it myself, is not a production machine you can buy online.
A parts list and some construction info would be nice.
I am making a video and a set of plans with all you need to know. Thanks
Hi Emilio, i’m also really interested with your built. could you provide your spec, drawing and so on for DIY ?
Ludwig from France
I’m just amazed on how simple your idea is, and precise! The idea of the ball bearing with inserts is superb!!! Thank you for your video!
@@Pandore_Conti_worldI will, coming soon. I am sorry but i am terribly busy these days.
We all thank you
I would pay to get the rest of the stl models and parts list to make all this. Love the design.
thats not a bad little lathe ya got there. seems to have the proper adjustments and good RPM`S.... i would however add a steady bearing to the center of the shaft to eliminate the chatter and the blades you are using to shape yer tips, i would go to a blade that is only sharpened from one side. Your centering with the adjustable colletts and the dial indicator is bang on... very few cue repair guys use them or dont even know how to do that. It comes in really handy when someone wants a shaft repaired that is sanded or worn out of round... I`ve been doing repairs and making cues for 40 years on my own DIY lathe... 2 thumbs up from me!
I was going to build a center support with a couple of skateboard wheels but i never did it. Now i only use carbide tooling for the tips, you can see the attachment at the center-low of the video at the beginning. For some reason they dont come really sharpened, i have to sharpen them myself. I will show the attachments in a video. Thank you for your feedback.
@@emilioarroyomohamed skateboard wheels should work perfect
If you were to sell it, how much would it cost? I think it will sell
Hi, can you please provide a link to download the bearing support ? I would be more than grateful 🙏
Nice mashine. How much cost are all the things you nedded to build? Not meaning 3d printer, but all other parts you used.
350-400 euro two years ago
can you upload how the cue lathe is made ??
Hi Emilio!
Very nice machine! Congrats! 👍
My previous message was deleted perhaps of the email which I givve you!
I'm a carom player and built also a lathe to repair my shafts... but my lathe is too robust...
Yours is a real shaft repairng tool! 👍
Could you please make an exact list of componnents, spare parts and materials (specification) of your machine? Motor, gears, collets, ball bearings, rail and so on?
What about the files of the collets?
Thank you very much for the effort
Best regards Roman
Yes the interest in picking up. I have prepared the files but i have been busy. I will make a video showing the parts and a list of components.
@@emilioarroyomohamed Thank you very much! You are great! 👍😄
Hi Emilio! When could we expect the uploads of the files and the specification? Best regards R.
Collet files for free download in the new video descripion i just published.
Dear Emilio, where can I get this black "bearing housing" ? I think this type is necessary to press the collets with full length into the bearing 🙂 Thank you in advance.
All the 'plastic' parts you see are 3d printed parts i made myself. I am working on a set of plans with the files so people can build their own.
I would use carbide lathe cutters instead of razor blades.
Wouldn't be too hard to adapt.
Watch my other video, i have made lathe cutter attachments as well, they work fine but you have to sharpen them very well
Great machine! What kind of profile are your aiming for your tip radiuses? Did you develop that gauge by yourself? I'm curious, i never founs good information on how to diy that
Yes that gauge is a 3d printed part that i did using freecad and my 3d printer. It has 4 radiuses,: D, P, N, Q. Which correspond to the radius of 4 us dollar coins, Dime, Penny, Nickel and Quarter. Is an old system most pool players use.
This is a fantastic project, are you willing to share your 3d bearing mount and Z axis slide 3d files?
I am working on a set of plans for everybody to use
@@emilioarroyomohamed Fantastic news, thank you so much!
Wow great work!! This is fantastic, I love the design too! I will be building this! I've been playing pool for about 3 years now and it's very hard to find someone to replace a pool cue tip in my area, the last guy I took my cue to the tip fell off during a tournament after a couple of games lol! After seeing your video it has motivated me to get into this! You should also consider developing another mount that holds the pool cue butt as well. I would love to learn how to re-condition a pool cue. I'm about to pull out my old 3D printer and get it up and running again so I can start building this. Once I get my 3D printer running I'll make the purchase for the Complete files list. Thanks for your hard work and sharing this design with us!
Vendes el torno para la instalación?
hey Emilio greaat work man, Where can I buy the collet
Hey Emilio! Any update on the new video and parts list?
Working on it. Files and 3d printing instructions are done, i just have to edit the video and double check for errors. Unfortunately i have a ton of things coming up all the time and i have very little time.
felicitaciones!! Excelente video... espero pronto ver el paso a paso de la construcción de esta máquina!!
He subido nuevos videos acerca de este torno
Do you do commission work?
No i am sorry
Emilio, Very nice work! is it possible to get a parts list where you sourced the bed and lathe parts, I would like to build something similar.
really a nice work ... can i has the STL file ?
Grazie mille del video, i file per la realizzazione del progetto li hai trovati online o li hai modellati tu? Ho un FabLab e mi piacerebbe far replicare il progetto .
Ho modellato tutto io, sto facendo un altro video dove spiego tutto con i file per scaricare
@@emilioarroyomohamed grande ! Bel lavoro complimenti 👍🏾👏🏾!
Go Willards!
This is a cool setup. Can you post a parts list?
Thx, i am working on it
Good job. Where can you buy the machine?
congratulations, it works great. I would be very happy if you share your 3d work with us if you do not mind. good work.
Do you sell, or will you sell a collet?
I dont sell them but this weekend i will put the collets files in a link so you can download them and 3d print them yourself.
I will also make a short video explaining the concept and how they work, they are quite original.
@@emilioarroyomohamedI’m interested as well thankyou.
Collet files for free download in the new video descripion i just published.
It's very beautiful
I am wondering where you got the shaft collets ordid you make them? Nice work!
Yes i did them, i have made another video showing the collets
Thanks… great job…
Thank you for this, beautiful design! I have been designing a similar one and was skeptical about a 3D printed tool cross slide. Seems yours is rigid for this task. You have inspired me!
Great machine... How can I order that?
10:21 Hola Emilio, de que pais eres? Me gustaria adquirir una maquina para poder arreglar mis tacos de billar.
10:21 Hola Emilio, de que pais eres? Me gustaria adquirir una maquina para poder arreglar mis tacos de billar.
Hola Emilio, de que pais eres? Me gustaria adquirir una maquina para poder arreglar mis tacos de billar.
interested on materials, especially the shaft collets
I made another video where i explain the collets. All there is to it is 3d printed parts in pla and hardware easy to find online.
It's a great machine! Did you also make Colette yourself?
Yes, the collets are my own design and i 3d printed them myself
@@emilioarroyomohamed do you sell those collets?
Collet files for free download in the new video descripion i just published
this is pretty cool
Just what I am looking for. Can you share the parts and dimensions to build a lathe like this please.
I am making a video and a set of plans with all you need to know. Thanks
Thanks a mil. You are not perhaps interested to build and sell these ? @@emilioarroyomohamed
3DP + Ali = Win Nice work. Do you have the STLs and what not available?
I am making a video and a set of plans with all you need to know. Thanks
how much a lathe like that?
When i built it two years ago it was about 350-400 euro
@@emilioarroyomohamed not bad for doing some work on a cue, very cool design
thanks! @@giordanoradelich632
Emilio, excelente trabajo. Me puedes pasar tu correo electronico necesito mas informacion de este proyecto. Gracias...
emilioarroyomohamed@gmail.com
Great job and a creative solution! If I may offer you a bit of advice, the less overhang in front of the bearing the more rigid your setup will be and less runout to contend with. I really like your adjustable collet design, I may have to build one and try that out. Thanks for sharing.
Yep, i should had clamped directly on the ferrule. This is a test of the lathe i did two years ago. Since then i have become more technical.
Thank you for your feedback
Just saw your collet video and now this one, I'd love to see more about building this lathe!
New videos about this lathe uploaded
Nice install!
What the name of the liquid to make the cue tip shine
Is called "Original Billiard Super Shaft Cleaner, made in Italy". Is a white little 50ml bottle
Did you ever put out the parts list video?
Yes, check my other videos
Increible, me encanta. ¿ Haras un video de como lo construiste y las piezas ? me encantaria poder hacerme uno
He subido nuevos videos acerca de este torno
nice!
Thanks. Is it possible to upload your freecad file?
An answer should be nice. Thanks
😊
What is the name of that plastic holding the cuestick? Thankyou
That is what is called a 'collet'. I made a separate video explaining them. They are made with a 3d printer. The files are free in the second link in the description.
donde se puede comprar el torno y sus accesorios
Este es un torno que diseñé y construí yo mismo usando Freecad y una impresora 3d. No es un torno de producción a la venta.
How do I buy this?
This is a 'do it yourself' project. Is not a machine for sale
Very nice! Do you have any issues with leaving marks on the shaft when you are tightening it down with the set screws?
No, the tightening forces are very small and the inside of the collet is tapered to match the profile of the shaft so the lip inside the collet makes a lot of surface contact with it.
Ofc after 3d printing it you have to make sure there is not bumps inside and sand off any irregularity if there is any.
In doubt one can always put a piece of paper or vynil tape and choose a collet size a bit bigger.
Thanks! Looking forward to the follow up videos for the rest of the build!
Do you have the files available for the collets to 3D print them, or are they available for purchase?
Collet files for free download in the new video descripion i just published.
can't find the link@@emilioarroyomohamed
Hm
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I like that alot i really want a lathe what motor and bed are you using?
The bed is what is called a C-Beam 80x40 vslot alluminum extrusion, the motor is a cheap 48v DC spindle that comes with an ER11 collet
How many rmp motor is that?
Hello, what are those color protectors called?
Collets
Collet files for free download in the new video descripion i just published.
Hola Emilio, de que pais eres? Me gustaria adquirir una maquina para poder arreglar mis tacos de billar.
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How to order that machine? Watching from Philippines
Is a 'do it yourself' project, not a production machine for sale.
Hi, would you sell that collets? I’m interested of getting a set. Would want to build one. Thanks so much
I am sorry i don sell these. I linked the files of the collets in my other video, you can download the files and find a friend with a 3d printer or get one.
how much is that kabayan? am in canada
Hi Emillo, did you ever consider making the parts and selling complete kits to people like me. I would buy one in a second.
The problem with it is that producing parts in a 3d printer is a very slow process, i couldnt produce such kits at home. I am putting together a set of plans with the files of all the parts so people can 3d print them themselves
Is possible you said Where's have these parts to hold the cue and adjust with hex screws to sell? thanks
I have made a new video showing it
onde comprar um torno
where did you get the parts for your lathe? And how can we build our own.
Vslot 4080 extrusion, carriage and wheels from the same system, 3205 bearing, dc 48v spindle with er11 collet, small motor controller and power supply... and a lot of 3d printed parts i designed myself. I am putting together a video and some files to download. Is coming, but i have been terribly busy these days.
這是最完美的DIY修桿機
❤
where to buy this lathe?
Is a 'do it yourself' project, not a machine for sale online
@@emilioarroyomohamed nechceš mi ho udělat?
@@mardahal No i am sorry i have been asked several times but i dont have time to set up a production for it.
En Amazon quiero comprar 1 taco que marca es esa ???
Es un taco barato que he usado para hacer pruebas. La marca es Cuesoul
how much would charge to build or sell one of these?
I wouldnt make these to sell them online. I takes too much time and effort. All the parts costed me around 350-400 euro when i built it two years ago.
@@emilioarroyomohamed Well keep in mind that this type of lathe can go for over $1,500.00. I don't think the market is huge but usually a pool hall will have something like this at their disposal for doing new tips on house cues.
We're did u put the parts from. Is there a website that u used
I designed the 3d printed parts in freecad and printed them myself in an Ender3, the rest of the hardware i bought from different websites like aliexpress, amazon, etc.
I'd been looking for the for a kit like urs but couldn't. So u give me the list of kits u done for ur lathe
Buongiorno signor Arroyo, mi può dire se questo tornio si trova in vendita? Grazie.
Questo tornio è un mio progetto fai da te, non una macchina in vendita. Sto facendo un altro video dove spiego tutto con i file per scaricare.
@@emilioarroyomohamed grazie
All that to do a tip!
Yep
In pool, a little imperfection on the tip means a big error down the line in a long shot, and cue shafts can cost more than 500 dollars.
Hola Emilio, dónde se puede comprar un torno de esos? Saludos, estoy en Colombia.
No es un modelo a la venta en comercios, se trata de un proyecto 'hazlo tu mismo', hecho con piezas hechas en impresora 3d y partes que se encuentran comunmente online
Vale, pero dónde o cómo puedo conseguir los planos?@@emilioarroyomohamed
Estoy haciendo un nuevo video y los planos para descargar @@juliocesaracunaayala2106
Where can I download the stl files? Great work!
I am putting together the files, i just have a little too much work these days. As soon as i can i promise.
Do you think it would be possible to change a ferrule with your machine?
I can change ferrules with it, but using a special attachment that consist in a air micro grinder instead of the cutter blade, it does a very good job @@martins.228
Collet files for free download in the new video descripion i just published.
Very good, many thanks for the video and the files! Could you perhaps make all the files available for download first? Then I could start printing!
Good job! I’ve been doing cues for more than 20 years I’ll give you a hint on how to cut the tip properly.