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Happy Labor Day to All !!!

I hope everyone is looking forward to the day off from work and the extended weekend; it is also important that we remember those who fought for this holiday and many other workers' rights.

On September 5, 1882, 10,000 workers in New York City took an unpaid day off to protest 12 hour work days, seven day work weeks, child labor, low wages and poor working conditions. The following year, more major cities joined in the protest and finally in 1894, Congress declared that the first Monday in September would be a holiday for workers. Thus, the first Labor Day holiday.

I salute all of the hard-working men and women in the United States today. It is my pledge to pour the same ethics and hard work into my cue-making business, a craft that I have taken pride in for the last 25 years.

I would like to introduce you to SimaCues. If you're looking for a great American-made product that will last a lifetime, you've come to the right place. In 1985, I went to buy a cue stick. Two hundred dollars later, I walked out with an idea for a business.

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 and forearm are always made of the highest quality materials. If I describe a cue as having ebony and ivory inlays you can rest assured that is what they are.

The hit of my cues is second to none, from the hardest hitting stainless-steel joint and Ivorine ferrule to the softer hit of the phenolic joints. I promise you will not be disappointed. These cues are all about control.

All of my cues are signed. However, the signature is inlaid, not branded. This means if the cue ever has to be refinished, which may involve some sanding, the signature will not be removed with the old finish. This also holds true for the inlays in my cues. All inlays are at least .075 of an inch deep. 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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