I used to wonder why it was called "J Pechauer Custom Cues" with seemingly all of their offerings being non-customizable production cues, however they now have an actual customization option on their website that lets you preview how the cue looks with the various options.
pechauer.com
For most of their JP series, you can choose the stain color, wrap type, and inlay color, and on all of the cues you can choose the joint type you want (and shaft, of course).
I think it's pretty cool to have something like this that is easy to use and offers a wide variety of options that can be visualized. That's surprisingly pretty rare in the world of cues.
J Pechauer Custom Cues
pechauer.com
For most of their JP series, you can choose the stain color, wrap type, and inlay color, and on all of the cues you can choose the joint type you want (and shaft, of course).
I think it's pretty cool to have something like this that is easy to use and offers a wide variety of options that can be visualized. That's surprisingly pretty rare in the world of cues.