Pool Cue Lathe Guide
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A rest for a cutter to make a shallow pocket for a Irish linen wrap on a cue that never had a wrap before.
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This is a guide I did up for my pool cue lathe, so rather specific project, center is 110mm from the base, which is an aluminum extrusion.
I am using 110mm tapered M5 bolts and extrusion track nuts, the FreeCAD file is included if you want deep holes and shorter bolts or a different height, I just prefer to see what I am doing. It's going to be finicky to find the track nuts to get the bolts in, there are ones you just put on first and and rotate, they work. The whole point of it is to keep the flat side the same distance from the cue as it rotates, the groove is not going to be touching the cue. Likely the main issue will be runout, I have TPU printed inserts for various cue ends.
The puck is designed for one of the cutters that came with my lathe, it holds it in place with two M5 bolts and another is used to adjust the depth (no need to loosen the other two), there are M5 nuts to be inserted after the print, should be fairly obvious where they go, there is a tiny bit of a gap, so unscrew the bolts until they rest on the farther end then retighten. Not going to need a lot of pressure on these. The idea is to have the cue in place, have it barely touching, then gradually tighten in the bolt as you make passes, using the side as a guide.
In theory you don't need to print with supports, I added tree basic because of the scale of the tubes and because they intersect. They are there just to reduce filament and look interesting.