Let's see those JMW cues.

[mullyman]

Ok, guys, let's get a little page of JMW cues going here. I know Kam has one and Zeeder had one that he passed on to someone else here. Let's see these cues. I just got mine about a week ago and am as pleased as punch with it. I haven't been this excited about a new cue maker in a long time. Show us what you got.

Here's mine: Curly maple forearm (no bald spots to be found), 6pts (3 long points of amboyna burl and 3 short points of ebony), ring work similar to a SouthWest, black leather grip, butt end of amboyna burl, and a delrin butt cap. Stainless joint and Morri medium tips.......and ivory ferrules. At 59 inches this cue feels great in my hands and the hit is one of the best I've ever felt.



MULLY

[RichR]

I'm sorry to say, I don't have a JMW cue, but I still had to jump in here to comment about your cue.
I'm sure I don't have to tell you, but I will, that is one beautiful cue. The woods are all spectacular. I love it and I am very jealous.

[mullyman]

Originally Posted by RichR

I'm sorry to say, I don't have a JMW cue, but I still had to jump in here to comment about your cue.
I'm sure I don't have to tell you, but I will, that is one beautiful cue. The woods are all spectacular. I love it and I am very jealous.

Thanks, man. I appreciate the comments. I'm sure Jim would too if he reads this. As for myself, yeah, I'm really liking the looks of this cue. Jim made exactly what I asked him to and he did it in spades. My whole point with this cue was to let the woods speak for themselves. No inlays or fancy ring work or fancy wraps to draw people's attention away from the beauty of the woods that were used to create it. I wanted something that people see from a distance and go "Aw, it's just a plain old cue" then when they walk up on it they see that wood and go "Damn, this is suuuuuweeeeeet!!" Hehe!!
MULLY
I think Jim did a spectacular job with it

[Lou3]

You'd have to be pretty far away to mistake that for an ordinary cue.

[mullyman]

Originally Posted by Lou3

You'd have to be pretty far away to mistake that for an ordinary cue.