Does anyone have a cue, hopefully a merry widow with no joint collars? Just shaft wood straight to butt/forearm wood.

[CeaseLess]

I'm trying to design a custom cue and thought that might look sleek but i can't find anything other than sneaky Pete's with no joint collars. Any one got a nice custom or production cue that's collarless?

 

[MitchAlsup]

The discontinued Predator SP4RW and SP8RW has this kind of joint.
SP stands for Sneaky Pete
4 or 8 stands for the number of points
W stands for Wood-Wood joint

 

[maha]

its just a little harder to keep a wood to wood joint smooth over time.

true sneaky petes are a thing of the past where some played off the wall for money.
now they are just a more simple looking cue.

i would rather play for money someone that i didnt know, that had a 2000$ cue than one with a plain looking cue.

 

[Smutzc]

The discontinued Predator SP4RW and SP8RW has this kind of joint.
SP stands for Sneaky Pete
4 or 8 stands for the number of points
W stands for Wood-Wood joint

Now you got me curious… what does the “R” stand for ???? Lol

 

[straightline]

Now you got me curious… what does the “R” stand for ???? Lol

Ooh a guessing game. Type of splice? (R)eal or otherwise. Regardless, I'm almost certain Schmelke will make you anything with a sneaky joint.

 

[Texas3cushion]

I have two carom shafts with no collar, conical taper, and straight maple wood. 3/8 10 pin.

 

[ideologist]

Now you got me curious… what does the “R” stand for ???? Lol

The RW means Rosewood

 

[Black-Balled]

I'm trying to design a custom cue and thought that might look sleek but i can't find anything other than sneaky Pete's with no joint collars. Any one got a nice custom or production cue that's collarless?

Get a collar. There is functionality...it keeps the wood from splitting.

Stealth? Black forearm, rings with carbon shaft and be done with it.

Sometimes things don't exist coz they aren't a good idea.

 

[cuesblues]

I didn't get a chance to take finished pics before Dr Doug sold this but we could figure out what you need
A couple old retired guys with a hobby in addition to my cue sales stuff






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[tomatoshooter]

its just a little harder to keep a wood to wood joint smooth over time.

true sneaky petes are a thing of the past where some played off the wall for money.
now they are just a more simple looking cue.

i would rather play for money someone that i didnt know, that had a 2000$ cue than one with a plain looking cue.

Yeah, I have a hard time believing that someone is willing to gamble hundreds of dollars but is too cheap to buy a cue. I've heard that a bit but there can't be that many rubes looking for action. If I wanted to try to hide my speed like that, I'd get a cheap flashy cue and pretend I was some fool who learned a couple of things and thought he knew it all, or get an expensive cue and pretend that I'm some sort of pompous ass lawyer.