My new Mike Wooldridge legend Cue :-)

[jrc750]

Loving that joint

[MikeWooldridge]

PS I wouldn't have complained about being too thin as I mentioned my current cue had a thin taper

yes, but often when a customer says what they think they have, it is wrong.

so i have to be very careful in what i assume...

[jim evans]

can we have that in (black and white) or did i read it wrong lol

[ADR147]

yes, but often when a customer says what they think they have, it is wrong.

so i have to be very careful in what i assume...

lol customers - they are a pain eh!

[cally]

Was it not badged on request?


Looks nice man.... congrats...

[poolqjunkie]

That maple shaft looks so beautiful, and the finish on the butt looks so perfect!

Elegance in its simplicity.

Mike I love your work so much.

If you dont mind me asking, do you normally use a slightly slimmer taper, a slightly thicker taper, or one the same as your ash taper, on your regular maple cue?

[old school]

No badge, less weight mmmmm.

[MikeWooldridge]

That maple shaft looks so beautiful, and the finish on the butt looks so perfect!

Elegance in its simplicity.

Mike I love your work so much.

If you dont mind me asking, do you normally use a slightly slimmer taper, a slightly thicker taper, or one the same as your ash taper, on your regular maple cue?

same taper, but if it were mine i would always make maple slimmer. i've always found maple lacking 'bite' so this helps i think.

[MikeWooldridge]

Was it not badged on request?

no. i chose not to cos i don't do many round butts and did not have any badges left. besides which, the joint serves as a nameplate on that particular cue.

No badge, less weight mmmmm.

yeah all of a micro gram...

[old school]

Touche mon ami , but every little helps.

[poolqjunkie]

same taper, but if it were mine i would always make maple slimmer. i've always found maple lacking 'bite' so this helps i think.

Thanks for the reply.:-)