Sorry Everyone, just a typo...it should have said "wrapped cue" not "warped". So the difference is really for the extra work for cutting the wrap groove and installing the wrap. All the cues in our listing are striaght unless stated otherwise as per the ads that Bamacues has noticed. This particular was built by a custom cue maker based on part we supplied and unfortunately the cue has a slight roll in the center that will not affect the awesome playability of this cue. The cue was constructed using a process that Joel has designed that is similar to the way SW construct their cues. All of the cues that I had Joel Built for me to date play awesome, however having say that once he perfected his finish...his cue should command big $$. If you haven't yet, call Joel if you looking for a player's cue...his order list is starting to pile up.
We will be actually commisioning many more custom cuemakers to start building very high end custom cues for us using our full splice blanks as we constantly improve our full splice blanks processes. We are fortunate to be the only company in NA with access to a $400,000 CNC machine that can produce full splice blanks to our specification and we look forward to making full splice blanks and cues accessible to everyone.
The new full splice cues are been made by a company for us who have been in the business for a very long while now. The cues are been made to our exact taper specification for the shaft and butt. We then add the final finishing touches in our shop in Canada once each cue has gone through our quality check. We sometime would match shafts from our own inventory and add our own wrap depending on the choice available for clients. Our shop in Canada and one will be setup in New York earlier this year will be centers for all repair to our cues. We hope to make about 300 full splice cues a year including cues from custom cuemakers.
Regards,
Duc.
