Something Pretty

[John Barton]

I was doing a graphic for a project and ended up with something pretty neat. I want to make a perfectly scaled version of a pool table. So was mapping out the diamonds before setting the pockets and this is what I came up with.

To me it looks like a pretty multi-faceted diamond.

 

[Purdman]

I was doing a graphic for a project and ended up with something pretty neat. I want to make a perfectly scaled version of a pool table. So was mapping out the diamonds before setting the pockets and this is what I came up with.

To me it looks like a pretty multi-faceted diamond.

Very neat John. I would love to see your finished product.
Purdman

 

[pooltchr]

John,
Pretty cool! But don't forget that the diamonds are set back from the actual playing surface.
Steve

 

[hemicudas]

Pretty cool but why go with an 8 ft. table. Just kidding, John.

 

[Fatboy]

that is cool i like the colors too.

 

[JoeyA]

I was doing a graphic for a project and ended up with something pretty neat. I want to make a perfectly scaled version of a pool table. So was mapping out the diamonds before setting the pockets and this is what I came up with.

To me it looks like a pretty multi-faceted diamond.

You might consider PM'ing with WEI and www.cuetable.com as he is one talented dude and cuetable may be able to provide what you with something that you are looking for.

Mr. Chao is weitoocool.
JoeyA

 

[MasterClass]

If only you can laser them onto a pair of glasses where the lines would come up on the table when i put them on.........

Thats probably cheating. But its either that or stealing Bustamante soul.....

Gotta work on the voodoo thing..........

 

[manwon]

I was doing a graphic for a project and ended up with something pretty neat. I want to make a perfectly scaled version of a pool table. So was mapping out the diamonds before setting the pockets and this is what I came up with.

To me it looks like a pretty multi-faceted diamond.

Hey John, now all you have to do is multiply the first angle of deflection 40 degrees by pie, and add a rocket motor to your cue ball and you have a sixty rail natural.

Nice diagram John, thanks for sharing!!!!!!

 

[John Barton]

Very neat John. I would love to see your finished product.
Purdman

Soon Don. I would tell you what it is but the last two times I did that on forums someone else took the idea and got to market first.

 

[arsenius]

Wei was able to help me with a project I was working on (project is now stalled, sadly...). Thanks Wei!