Pechauer PEC14 N Series Cue

Pechauer Custom Cues have been handcrafted in Green Bay, Wisconsin since 1963 — three generations of American cue-making. The Pechauer PEC14 N Series stands out with a maple forearm showcasing black points alongside cocobolo and simulated ivory diamond inlays — a serious upgrade in visual detail from the entry PEC tier.

The cue runs a 29″ hard maple shaft with 10–12″ pro taper, 12.75mm Pechauer Jade medium tip, and the flat-face Pechauer Speed Joint for a rock-solid connection. A black-and-white Irish linen wrap handles moisture on long sessions.

The butt carries black with cocobolo and sim ivory diamonds, a white plate with logo, and a black collar with single silver ring. Weight adjustable via Pechauer weight bolt system. Lifetime warranty against warping and defects.

Frequently Asked Questions

What weight should I choose for the Pechauer PEC14?
Most players pick based on what they currently play with. 19 oz is the common “all-around” weight for pool; 20–21 oz favors break and draw shots, while 18 oz suits stroke-focused players. Every Pechauer cue is weight adjustable via the Pechauer weight bolt system — fine-tune after delivery.

Is the Pechauer PEC14 a good match for intermediate and advanced players?
Yes. The N Series sits above Pechauer’s entry-level line and represents serious custom cue value. It’s the right choice when you’ve outgrown a starter cue and want a lifetime-quality American-made stick.

Does the Pechauer PEC14 come with a case?
No — this cue ships as cue-only. We stock dozens of 1×1, 2×2, and 2×4 cases that pair well with it.

What is a Pechauer Speed Joint?
It’s Pechauer’s patented piloted joint. A threaded pin with a piloted sleeve lets the shaft seat firmly in fewer turns than a traditional screw joint while staying locked through extended play. Any Pechauer Speed Joint shaft will fit — including the Pechauer Rogue 11.8mm and 12.4mm carbon fiber shafts.

Is the Pechauer Jade Medium tip soft, medium, or hard?
It’s a medium tip — the most versatile hardness, balancing cue-ball control with strong break response.

How is the Pechauer PEC14 wrap supposed to feel?
The Irish linen wrap offers excellent grip and moisture absorption during extended play; it can be refinished or replaced by a local cue builder if it ever wears out.

Is the Pechauer PEC14 made in the USA?
Yes. Every Pechauer cue is hand-built in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Pechauer owns their forest and produces nearly every component in-house.

What warranty does the PEC14 carry?
Pechauer backs all custom cues with a lifetime warranty against warping and manufacturing defects.