Which cuemakers build thinner handle cues?

Mike Pancerny in Detroit.

If you like stainless steel piloted compression joints, the one he made for my cue is the best I've ever seen.
 
If you are still looking for a cue, Viking has a "Skinny" option available on nearly every cue model. The standard butt is 1.295 and the Skinny option brings it down to 1.205. In addition to being able to customize your cue with the option, in our 2018 catalog, we offer 4 Skinny models available to ship right away.
 
I don't know the exact measurements, but the Lomax cue I just got this weekend from a raffle is thinner than all my other cues.
 
New cue coming in the mail today with the thinner handle to my liking. Can't wait to get it. Hope it feels slim.

Kevin
 
Diveney does!

My 2 Diviney players have 1.25" butts.

The jump break he made me has a 1" butt that I requested.

So far Pat has made me 3 cues and 3 shafts and re tapered a dymon wood shaft for me.

All of the shaft joints match up perfectly with all of the butt joints.

All work was very good, reasonably priced and completed in a reasonable time frame.

Can't beat that with a stick!
 
pt109 said:
The best I ever seen him stroke was a year later when he won the US Open 9-ball.
..it was pure, even on the longer stroke he breaks with.
Alex was certainly showing his potential as an alrounder...
...early 2000s, he won a 9-ball, 8-ball, 10-ball, and a one-pocket tournament
...all in about 10 days.
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even up to this day I always wondered what a player he would have been had he not taken up the Mezz endorsement
 
TAD Cues are originally built with really thin handles.
South West charges extra to upgrade to thin handles.
 
I don't know whether all their cues are the same but I have a Schon SL-5 and a Woodworth with thinner handles.
 
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