Mike Webb Bumperless Hoppe Cue

CMD

CMD

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Hi All,

I have had some requests to show better pictures of my new Mike Webb cue. The wood is Maccassar Ebony, which is one of my favorites. I love the veneer combination. He picked the perfect shade to match the eyes in the maple. Mike decided to put ivory over stainless steel for the joint and I couldn't be happier. This cue plays exactly as I envisioned when I initally spoke to Mike. He is definitely one of the very best in this industry and I am proud to call him a friend.




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Thanks for looking,
Chris
 
Very, very nice!! Mike does really nice work, and is a nice guy too! Someday maybe I'll get to try out one of his cues for myself.

Lisa
 
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great looking cue seems Mike is one of the cue makers who really
make the buyer happy
congrats to all
dean
 
Nice pick up Chris...goes well in the Hoppe collection you have going!
Thanks for sharing...
Clint
 
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That is one smoking hot looking cue you have there Chris.
Congrats to ya buddy.
Jeff
 
When did Mike start using one piece veneers? Holy moley those are tight! Very nice cues you have there. One looks kinda familiar.:D

Glen
 
nasc said:
When did Mike start using one piece veneers? Holy moley those are tight! Very nice cues you have there. One looks kinda familiar.:D

Glen
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Hey Glen,

I remember the day Eric handed you that cue. It sparked my interest in bumperless Hoppe cues. This Webb cue is the first of 4-5 others I have ordered direct from cuemakers.

Love your avatar... ;)


Thanks everyone for the compliments on my new cue.



Chris
 
nice veneers!congrats chris!another monster cue add up in your collections:thumbup:
 
Great looking cue, love the veneers! Mike is one of the nicest guys out there, havn´t played or seen any in the "flesh" but it´s coming soon......:smile:
Take care and play well!

Chrippa
 
nasc said:
When did Mike start using one piece veneers? Holy moley those are tight! Very nice cues you have there. One looks kinda familiar.:D

Glen
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Mike does some of the best point work I've ever seen.

And I just saw a preview yesterday of a cue he's working on that is... well, all i can say is YOWZA!!!!

Awesome cue Chris! Congrats on a great cue from a great cuemaker AND a great guy.
 
CMD said:
Hi All,

I have had some requests to show better pictures of my new Mike Webb cue. The wood is Maccassar Ebony, which is one of my favorites. I love the veneer combination. He picked the perfect shade to match the eyes in the maple. Mike decided to put ivory over stainless steel for the joint and I couldn't be happier. This cue plays exactly as I envisioned when I initally spoke to Mike. He is definitely one of the very best in this industry and I am proud to call him a friend.




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Thanks for looking,
Chris
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Gee thanks alot Chris now I have to have a Webb cue. :D Nice cue there buddy.
 
not only does Mikes point work looks great. Mike Webb cue overall looks great & using the traditional style of cue building makes his cue plays superior.
great collection & enjoy the cue.
 
nasc said:
When did Mike start using one piece veneers? Holy moley those are tight! Very nice cues you have there. One looks kinda familiar.:D

Glen
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I believe Mike does an overlap method for veneers, with some twists thrown in to keep the intersections really clean. But you probably already knew that.

Scott
 
I dont

nasc said:
When did Mike start using one piece veneers? Holy moley those are tight! Very nice cues you have there. One looks kinda familiar.:D

Glen
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I dont think they are recuts...but I could be wrong



And not only does Mike make a tight cue but they play very very very well!!!
Lot of locals here play with Webb cues...one local house pro totally changed his game when he switched to a Webb, I never seen him move the rock like he does now...not to say he wasnt good before!
 
paulybatz said:
I dont think they are recuts...but I could be wrong



And not only does Mike make a tight cue but they play very very very well!!!
Lot of locals here play with Webb cues...one local house pro totally changed his game when he switched to a Webb, I never seen him move the rock like he does now...not to say he wasnt good before!
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What method would it be? I thought recut was the method used for solid veneers with no line. I was going to post that until I saw your post.
Surely it wouldn't be a sharp set of inlays...

Either way, the cue looks great. Nice choice.
 
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