8 ft table
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Yura sometimes gets them in that size,
Price example
I got a 9fter used
Installed for 3k from him with new cloth , used balls and sticks
Golden West will make Carom tables that size, would have to email them about it. Us based
As will olhausen
This link will have the pool table sizes and minimum room size needed by the length of cue,
classichomebilliards.com
Price example
I got a 9fter used
Installed for 3k from him with new cloth , used balls and sticks
Golden West will make Carom tables that size, would have to email them about it. Us based
As will olhausen
This link will have the pool table sizes and minimum room size needed by the length of cue,
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How much back swing do you require for a cue ball that is on the cushion? Are you willing to play with a 54" cue? 48"? How large is an 8ft carom table? (I had the impression they were more like the equivalent of 8.5.)
The room size chart linked to above is problematic. It seems to be calculated for zero backswing for a frozen cue ball. That is typical of the charts supplied by people who sell tables. Scummy.
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I have seen recommendations that 5 feet on each of the 4 sides should be sufficient. Would you agree with that?
If you have a 58-inch cue, and you measure from the nose of the cushion, that would allow only two inches of backswing for a few shots. If you measure the five feet (60 inches) from the edge of the rail, it's probably fine. A tall person with a wide stance might feel crowded.
I'd agree with the simple 5ft rule,
I did the math plus the rails give you some back swing space as well
I did the math plus the rails give you some back swing space as well