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I was just browsing through the player finder. Just curious, how does a dead player move up 313 places? I don't mean dead like not playing, I mean dead, gone on to the pool hall in the sky.

I recieved word the other day about the passing of my good friend Sy. Originally, from Trenton, NJ, Sy spent a great deal of time in Pittsburgh. We became good friends over the years. He was a tremendous talent at the table. I will miss watching him play. He had a keen sense of humor and...

John was a great guy first, then a great player. He was quite a character as he lumbered around the table. Wheezing out various comical statements including the famous "Arrrgh, salty dog". Walking into one pocket event with was like walking in with a rock star. They all knew John. And the...

John was a great guy first, then a great player. He was quite a character as he lumbered around the table. Wheezing out various comical statements including the famous "Arrrgh, salty dog". Walking into a one pocket event with John was like walking in with a rock star. Everyone knew John...

Bill Schick -- Traditional 4 Point -- Sold Thanks everyone.

Breakers Billiards and Lounge is hosting an Allen Hopkins Production - Tiger Team Dmiro Nationwide 10 ball Tour Stop www.teamdmiro.com - for more info. $2000 Added September 5-6, 2009 Breakers 1413 Potomac Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15216 (412) 531-2250 Hope to see everyone here. John Williams...

Breakers - Pittsburgh, PA (412)531-2250 Allen Hopkins 10-Ball Tour Event September 5 & 6, 2009 More Info to Follow

If you are using cocobolo. It can do that. Many get an allegeric reaction to it. It can be like poison ivy. And give a contact dermatitas type reaction, like you described. I get it from snakewood. John Williams Custom Cues & Consulting Pittsburgh, PA 412-860-8258 johnwccc@comcast.net

Some Details on the Sneaky and Archimedes My brother still has that cue and the oil finishis still very popular. However, I only make the sneakies and house style cues for locals in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, players sent by the Abrahams and those who purchase a high-end cue. I don't want to be...

Greco-Roman Archimedes Pics Some more Pics John John J. Williams 1109 Berkshire Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15226 johnwccc@comcast.net 412-860-8258 please leave message. No message = No call back

This is the cue I made for Max Hoskin's Greco-Roman Collection. The cue is based entirely on the ancient greek mathematician, engineer and genius, Archimedes. Archimedes developed the water screw, which are used to move water and various other substances. The forearm of the cue is a two-flute...

The wrap The wrap is light tan leather. I stained it to look like parchment. The writing will fade with age. The Dec. of Independence was chosen to tie the cue together and be unique. And if you look close, there are 10 stars in each ring. Put the cue together and the total is 50 stars...

And Some More Pictures of Eddie's Cue

And Some More Pictures of Eddie's Cue

Here are some pictures of the cue I made for Eddie Abraham, a top player in Philadelphia, PA. John J. Williams Williams Custom Cues & Consulting 1109 Berkshire Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15226 JohnWCCC@comcast.net (412)860-8258 Please leave message and number. No message = No callback

Here are some pics. I hope they come out. I am not the greatest photographer. Plus I tried to keep the image size down.

Oh yeah, the other thing I would like to clarify is my nickname (Weasel). I got that nickname while attending the University of Pittsburgh. I used to be real thin and my hair fell into my eyes when I shot. Well, anyway I was playing on the head table in the student union when my friend Max...

I don't like to talk about my work. I let it speak for itself. All cues play different in different players hands. When it comes to playability, I really get involved with the player in the early stages of things. I ask alot of questions and with the information I try build a cue that will...

Hi eveyone, I would like to introduce myself. My name is John J. Williams. I own Williams Custom Cues and Consulting. I started my cue experience with Paul F. Mottey in December of '92. I started WCCC in '02, consulting while I gathered supplies and machinery. I still do consulting...