I want to build one.
Whats the differences?
Are American table dimensions the same as Aussie or UK table dimensions
I want to build one.
Whats the differences?
Are American table dimensions the same as Aussie or UK table dimensions
Same table for each game, just different balls.
The little tables are 6x3 and the pub size is generally 7x3.5 or 8x4
we had a 9 x 4.5 at Mum & Dad's - it's good size if you have the room.
full championship size is size is 12x6
Billiards is with 3 balls. Two red, one white
Snooker is with the reds (15) and the coloured balls (green yellow, brown, blue, pink,black)
and the numbered balls are for 8-ball or Kelly Pool
Thanks Gumby ,I thought so, but better to check than be sorry.
Glad Gumby knows his balls.
Also for the extremely popular 9 ballQuote:
Originally Posted by Gumby
Sounds like Grunt's dancing condoms got it right
:doghouse:
I thought they were bananas :- (really)
bananas don't come in that colour range
There is one other difference that I am aware of.
A pool table has pockets with straight sides where they join the cushion or rail.
A snooker table has pockets with curved sides where they join the cushion or rail.
Putting a ball in the pocket on a snooker table requires better accuracy and a soft touch.
Also, a billiard table has no pockets. Scored by number of caroms only. (Pool is also known as pocket billiards.) Also, also, IIRC a snooker table is somewhat larger than the others. And ditto rrich, those round corners are sumbishes.
Joe
Oh, so when the guys say they're going to play pool, maybe they're not really going to play po....?? :doh: :U
All I know is that seeing that I don't play it much (though do enjoy it) I'm crap for the first 7 or 8 games of pool after a long spell.
And then I play like a man possessed :U