List of American Cuemakers

Arnot Wadsworth

Senior Cuemaker
Silver Member
I would like to update my list of American Cuemakers. Please review the list at http://arnotq.com/pages/cuemakerlist.html and if you know of an American Cuemaker that is not listed please click on the add button and provide the following inormation:

Business Name
Owner
Address
City, State, ZIP
Telephone
E-Mail
Internet URL
Repair Cues?

Thanks,
:)
 
Arnot Wadsworth said:
I would like to update my list of American Cuemakers. Please review the list at http://arnotq.com/pages/cuemakerlist.html and if you know of an American Cuemaker that is not listed please click on the add button and provide the following inormation:

Business Name
Owner
Address
City, State, ZIP
Telephone
E-Mail
Internet URL
Repair Cues?

Thanks,
:)

Hah, you probably don't have enough gig's on your hard drive.

Dick
 
Arnot - I didn't see Dave Jones of Brier, WA in your list. (DJ Cues)

You'll find his pertinent information in the 3rd Edition.

Best regards, cigardave.
 
How about Blackcreek Custom Cues from Illinois (a.k.a. Travis Niklich) and Chris Nitti cues from Florida?


Blackcreek Custom Cues

Travis Niklich
407 South Smith Street
Smithton, IL 62285
niklich@yahoo.com
(618) 604-3158

Nitti Cues

Chris Nitti
P.O. Box 677224
Orlando, FL 32867
(407) 380-6121
www.nitticues.com
 
EZ Cues

Joe Ezell
Hattiesburg, MS

I don't know his contact info off the top of my head, but I'll try and find it for you.
 
Robertson Billiard supply in Tampa has a great Cue maker, his name is Wayne Ball. Roberton has always had top notch cue makers they have been in business a long time. The first one i remember way Rocky Tillis
in the 70's, then he trained Wayne Gunn who took over for a while in the
mid 80's after Rocky retired. The Wayne Gunn moved his shop to Bakers
and Ricco took over the cue making at Robertsons, he then trained Larry
"Larue" Haymes who moved into Wayne Gunn's old shop at Bakers when Wayne Gunn moved to Apopka. :)

So now days Robertsons sells there own brand made by Wayne Ball and
he makes customs also.

Here is there info:

Robertson Billiards


Robertson Billiard Supply, Inc
1721 N. Franklin St.
Tampa, Fl 33602

Telephone (813) 229 2778
Fax (813) 226 0833
Email us at robbill@gte.net

Present Cue maker: Wayne Ball


I lost touch with Larry "Larue" Haymes and heard he moved to South Florida. I do not know if he still makes Cues.


"CH"
 
Excellent list

Great idea Arnot. Email sent to you with some info. Keep up the good work.
Gene
 
cueman said:
Not sure if your email link is working. I emailed a couple of times with additions and corrections and got no repsonse. If you did not get it let me know and I will just post the info on here.
Chris
www.cuesmith.com
www.internationalcuemakers.com

:)
Please wait a few days and I will have all the new information up and running.

Remember I am a cuemaker and my main job is to make cues. I just don't have the time to acknowledge every update I have received so far.

Please do not post any information here. My original post specifies how I need the information - Please comply.:)
 
CaptainHook said:
Robertson Billiard supply in Tampa has a great Cue maker, his name is Wayne Ball. Roberton has always had top notch cue makers they have been in business a long time. The first one i remember way Rocky Tillis
in the 70's, then he trained Wayne Gunn who took over for a while in the
mid 80's after Rocky retired. The Wayne Gunn moved his shop to Bakers
and Ricco took over the cue making at Robertsons, he then trained Larry
"Larue" Haymes who moved into Wayne Gunn's old shop at Bakers when Wayne Gunn moved to Apopka. :)

So now days Robertsons sells there own brand made by Wayne Ball and
he makes customs also.

Here is there info:

Robertson Billiards


Robertson Billiard Supply, Inc
1721 N. Franklin St.
Tampa, Fl 33602

Telephone (813) 229 2778
Fax (813) 226 0833
Email us at robbill@gte.net

Present Cue maker: Wayne Ball


I lost touch with Larry "Larue" Haymes and heard he moved to South Florida. I do not know if he still makes Cues.


"CH"


rocky never had his shop at robertsons.

rockys shop was at his home, then on 40st just south of the river.

his wife sold it to t.r. when he had his stroke.
 
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