Here is a post from a while back and Glens take on converting:
"Well, the sub-rails would have to be modified to change the nose height of the cushions to 1 7/16". The rails would have to be cut in length and mitered to fit the profile of a pocket table, sights inlaid into the rails. The slates would have to have the pockets re-cut, as snooker pockets are cut much smaller. Pocket castings are not going to fit right either, as they're to small at the mouth of the castings to fit larger pocket openings. That's just off the top of my head without really giving it to much thought"
As I said, I gave no bad advice. I work my ass off and am very thankful for this forum and all the knowledge shared here. I have always said i appreciate your work, that is a fact. Its also a fact I learn more and more each year and my business grows every year. Thanks
Trent
The conversion things i listed off the top of my head would need to be done in order to have basically a factory built 10' pocket pool table, but Mark is correct in what he saying as well. If you know what you're doing, and you make all the correct modifications you can still use the snooker pocket castings, and yes the table will have a deep shelf slate in the corner pockets, so yes it's possible to short cut the process without short cutting the quality of the conversion. Everything i described was more of a "are you sure you know what you're getting into, because it's NOT as easy as you're thinking" kind of answer!!