Crafting a Meucci cue is a meticulous process that balances precision, artistry, and performance. Each cue goes through multiple stages to ensure it meets our high standards before it reaches your hands.

Shaft Turning & Curing:

We carefully turn down the shaft wood in stages, allowing it to season properly to prevent warping and ensure long-term stability.

Precision Cutting:

The individual components of the cue, including the forearm, handle, and butt sleeve, are precisely cut (±1/1000th of an inch) to fit together seamlessly.

Splicing & Assembly:

The cue’s structure is carefully spliced and bonded, ensuring a strong, balanced construction.

Inlay Work:

We cut intricate cavities and fit inlays with precision, creating the signature Meucci aesthetic and detail.

Wrapping:

If the cue design includes a wrap, we apply and seal it (unless a pressed or leather wrap is requested) for aesthetic appeal and durability.

Staining & Finishing:

Depending on the model, cues are stained to achieve the desired color and depth before moving to the final finishing stages.

Top Coat Application:

A high-quality sealer and top coat are sprayed on to protect the cue and enhance its smooth feel.

Drying & Buffing:

The cue is given time to cure, then carefully buffed to a flawless, wet-look finish.

Quality Inspections:

At multiple checkpoints, we verify that each cue maintains its structural integrity and meets Meucci’s exacting standards.

This detailed process ensures that every Meucci cue delivers the Legendary Performance^TM, balance, and feel that players expect. Some steps in the process may have to be repeated multiple times to ensure the final product meets our requirements. While this level of craftsmanship takes time, it ensures that each cue we produce is built to perform at the highest level.