Mike Webb Cues
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If the site is down, do a search in the for sale section or the cue gallery, I'm sure you will find several of his cues there.
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If you go on ripoolplayers.com an look up mike webb you will find plenty of cues on there. If you wish to get a hold of him send me a PM an i will be glad to give you his contact info.
To make a short story even shorter, before I was computer somewhat educated, I had someone make a payment on my domain name, which he did but he also transferred ownership of it to his name. I shouldn't have been surprised considering his low life tactics. I took the site down. I could mention his name but it would only turn this thread into a playground of people he's screwed. Why advertise for him.
Just some info, I can not take any new orders til I catch up. I enjoy repairing pool cues so I'm a 80 percent repair shop and 20 percent builder, maybe 90/10. Repairs come first. This is my 21st. year, I still love it. I love points and veneers, I do all three disciplines of veneers, mitered, overlapped and sometimes re-cuts. Plain Jane's with nice wood is always nice. I do not get warm and fuzzy for inlays, they do absolutely nothing for me. I am doing some inlays on a few cues and I really had to fight with myself about it. No disrespect to the makers who like the bling, bling. It's just not for me. I enjoy making players cues that people hopefully enjoy and use. I offer variable joints from flat faced to stainless and joint screws such as, 5/16X14, 5/16X14 acme, Uni loc, Radial, 3/8X10 and 3/8X11. I offer shafts from 13.5mm down to 10mm. I also offer low deflection shafts, my own, Predator and ob's.
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Thank you for looking.
mike i do like the fact that you said that you are not taking orders until you get caught up.....then you continue to show all that fine wood....then i start at the top of your post....and then i am sad...great cues..
Thank you Sir, I have been a long time fan of yours, as well as tikkler and shadowmoss, People like yourselves have really gone above and beyond when it comes to supporting Cue makers, For this, I thank you so much. The pictures are a few years old but hopefully they express some of my passion for what I am capable of doing. I keep files on the major repairs I do also but I don't think it's respectful to the customers or the original Cue makers to show them so I won't.
Thank you for looking.
Um those first two cues i have no words for casue they are speaking for them selves saying there sexy and i know it.
Lovely work, Mike...
Keep on the great work and God bless you...
Greetz,
Tom Penrose
Keep on the great work and God bless you...
Greetz,
Tom Penrose
If anyone wants a LD shaft that works as well as a Predator with 100% more feel, you need to try one of Mike's LD shafts. A friend of mine got 2 of them made for his Webb cue and they have a very nice hit, a lot better than how his cue played with a 314 on it.
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Thank you Gentlemen for your kind words, I like wood puzzles, for the guys who sent pm's about a web site, Thank you. When I catch up and start at square one again. I'll add another site.
I stopped doing conversions, that's what I consider a sneaky Pete. My logic is this, if the Cue maker makes his own full splice cues, then his Sneaky Pete will play like his cues do. If he doesn't make his own full splice, then it can be a misrepresentation of how his cues play. I make short spliced cues with an -A- joint, All of my cues are cored and the butts are three sections not two. My shop is controlled temp, 72 to 75 and my humidity is around 50 percent all year. I still can't answer for how some store their cues when it leaves here, but who can???