Thumbs up for Mueller's cue repair bringing a vintage cue back to life

LC3

LC3

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Today I got back the old Huebler cue I had sent to Mueller's for refinishing. I couldn't be happier with the excellent job they did.

The cue is a 70's plain jane Huebler that appears to be rosewood. It was in dire need of refinishing, and the shaft had a small cut that needed to be repaired. It was only because the cue hits so good, and because it's a vintage Huebler, that I decided to pay for refinishing. It was worth it, because the cue now shows a gorgeous grain under a perfect finish, the new linen wrap complements the cue beautifully and has the texture I requested, and the shaft is clean and free of imperfections. I played with it tonight, and it hits great with its new ferrule and tip. Mueller's did a fantastic job of rejuvenating this classic cue; I suspect it looks even better than when it was new. I'll try taking a few pictures in the hopes of lucking into one that does the cue justice.

If you need a cue repaired, I wholeheartedly recommend Mueller's.

P. S. No, the cue isn't for sale.
 
Ryan has always done good work for me. Stacked leather wraps, tips, joints all done to perfection, in my experience.
 
ratcues said:
Thanks for the kind words.
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Thank YOU Ryan for the fast, reasonably priced and most importantly, dependable work.

Regards, Jim.... buttering up Ryan for some work I have waiting in the wings. :groucho:
 
Palmer

Ryan did an awesome job on the Pamer Titlist I have. I also got to meet him this year at Valley Forge and he's a really nice guy as well. Spent a lot of time talking about cues and really took the time to answer everyone's questions. Definitely a class act with him.
 
Thanks for the review. I love to hear about quality workmanship and good customer relations. I'll have to keep Mueller in mind.
 
Mueller Cue work

I've also had Mueller refinish a cue and they did a good job on it. For the price I don't think anyone in the USA is lower.
I've also had them do an ivory ferrule for about $60 and it was good. Also price is probably the lowest around.
Over the last couple years I've sent about 20 shafts to have new tips installed and they are better than anyone in my area so I send work to them from now on.
I've noticed sellers of billiard products over the last several years don't care for Mueller at all. The only reason I know of is that their prices are the lowest around. Why pay full retail when I can go to them for good deals. I just wish their catalog was even bigger and they sold even more cues.





LC3 said:
Today I got back the old Huebler cue I had sent to Mueller's for refinishing. I couldn't be happier with the excellent job they did.

The cue is a 70's plain jane Huebler that appears to be rosewood. It was in dire need of refinishing, and the shaft had a small cut that needed to be repaired. It was only because the cue hits so good, and because it's a vintage Huebler, that I decided to pay for refinishing. It was worth it, because the cue now shows a gorgeous grain under a perfect finish, the new linen wrap complements the cue beautifully and has the texture I requested, and the shaft is clean and free of imperfections. I played with it tonight, and it hits great with its new ferrule and tip. Mueller's did a fantastic job of rejuvenating this classic cue; I suspect it looks even better than when it was new. I'll try taking a few pictures in the hopes of lucking into one that does the cue justice.

If you need a cue repaired, I wholeheartedly recommend Mueller's.

P. S. No, the cue isn't for sale.
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I'm getting a little nervous.... How much am I going to owe for all this praise? :blush:
 
1pRoscoe said:
Not much.... I think a hoppe BEM pj would suffice... :grin:
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Not possible. I read in a thread there are ground rules to what is a "Hoppe" and what is not. :wink:
I don't think what you want falls into the Hoppe catagory but I could build that cue as long as I get to sign the ivory ring....
 
ratcues said:
Not possible. I read in a thread there are ground rules to what is a "Hoppe" and what is not. :wink:
I don't think what you want falls into the Hoppe catagory but I could build that cue as long as I get to sign the ivory ring....
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whoa... let's not get too hasty, here...
 
1pRoscoe said:
whoa... let's not get too hasty, here...
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I'm just messing with you but if you want that cue, I can build it. I'll just have to measure and weigh you so I can custom fit the cue specifically to you. Are you right or left handed?
 
ratcues said:
I'm just messing with you but if you want that cue, I can build it. I'll just have to measure and weigh you so I can custom fit the cue specifically to you. Are you right or left handed?
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Thanks so much, Ryan!

I'm right handed, 5'9, 191lbs. I can throw a baseball 64mph on any day and can *almost* throw a football over them mountains.

I'm also a Libra, and a Conservative Liberal Republican. Some would consider me a "Hopeful Agnostic".

Looking forward to progress pics!
 
1pRoscoe said:
Thanks so much, Ryan!

I'm right handed, 5'9, 191lbs. I can throw a baseball 64mph on any day and can *almost* throw a football over them mountains.

I'm also a Libra, and a Conservative Liberal Republican. Some would consider me a "Hopeful Agnostic".

Looking forward to progress pics!
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Hair and eye color?
 
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