I’d order a Schmelke sneaky Pete with a Kielwood shaft that renders the cue not exactly a SP due to the contrast in wood. Schmelke will work with you contouring the butt diameter, weight, pin type and of course, the shaft would be built to your specs. If you ordered Cocobolo wood for the butt since Schmelke offers different versions, the KW shaft would likely blend in a lot better. You can do this for under $450.00 and the Schmelke SP would still look like a house cue but play more like a custom version. I think this is a great way to go and still wind up with a cue built to your specs that looks like a house cue.
