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Welcome to SimaCues!
Actually, it was more like a hobby at the time. After carefully eyeing that cue stick, I was disappointed to learn that the wood points were nothing more than decals. I thought to myself, for $200, I could do better than that. Or so I thought. Through the years, I have kept certain signature features for every cue I make. For instance, points, or inlays in the butt or forearm are solid wood points. Most cue-makers use veneers, which means the wood is hollowed out before the inlays in the point are fused together. This makes the wood vulnerable to cracks and fractures. I cut each piece to mold to the next. All of my cues are signed. However, the signature is inlaid, not branded. This means if the cue is maintained and cleaned regularly, the signature will not rub off with the finish. My third and final promise is that each custom cue is one of a kind. I will never replicate a design or duplicate a cue that is specifically ordered. I will never be the $200 decal man that I have grown to dislike. I promise professional, quality, detailed work.
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In 1985, I went to buy a cue stick. Two hundred dollars later, I walked
out with an idea for a business.
