Soldato
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How much did it cost you?
How often do you play on it?
What size is it?
Any pics?
Thanks a lot
How often do you play on it?
What size is it?
Any pics?
Thanks a lot
Does anybody have a full size/or similar snooker table in their home?
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I have a coin operated pool table in a barn somewhere on the farm I live on. It's currently in two pieces, I'm sure you can imagine what size it is, not sure how much was paid (possibly given) and when it was setup, we used to play it very often.
EDIT: IDIOT.
However, one of my friends has a snooker table. It was left in his house by the previous owner, it's not played particularly often, full size and I'm sure I could get you a picture if you'd like.
EDIT: IDIOT.
However, one of my friends has a snooker table. It was left in his house by the previous owner, it's not played particularly often, full size and I'm sure I could get you a picture if you'd like.
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Cheers naffa, I'm not too fussed for pics. I'm just looking around for my brother. He wants to convert his cellar (a fairly lagre one I'll add!) to an entertainment room. His plans are to have a snooker table, poker table and a few other things to entertain!
Cheers naffa, I'm not too fussed for pics. I'm just looking around for my brother. He wants to convert his cellar (a fairly lagre one I'll add!) to an entertainment room. His plans are to have a snooker table, poker table and a few other things to entertain!
I win the who has the best poker table at home competiition
and we have no fish at our poker game, the cat ate them all
That cat's coat suits the poker table perfectly for some reason. No idea why
He is called ACE too
some one run out of money on a hand.a similar one would be about £1000-1200
how I came by that one is another story
someone i know used to have two and charge the yocals to play on them
built a nice outside room for them and put them on lightmeter
there not that expensive to buy . and can be had for reasonable price make sure been recovered if you buy one .
daft as it sounds bay can be good place for a table or sometimes local comps at big events.
a grand get you a reasonable decent one or 500 quid a knock about thing . depends on how often you wanna play on it and what you trying to achieve to what id spend on it.
simple is this 500 minga
1000 decent
1500-2000 sweet
built a nice outside room for them and put them on lightmeter
there not that expensive to buy . and can be had for reasonable price make sure been recovered if you buy one .
daft as it sounds bay can be good place for a table or sometimes local comps at big events.
a grand get you a reasonable decent one or 500 quid a knock about thing . depends on how often you wanna play on it and what you trying to achieve to what id spend on it.
simple is this 500 minga
1000 decent
1500-2000 sweet
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Besides the size / height, what is the difference between a snooker table and a pool table?
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Everything changes when you change the size. Balls are smaller so react differently, cushions are thinner so bounce differently, cloths are generally speaking very different with snooker tables having nap and pool having speed cloths. Pool and Snooker are 2 very different games.
Nah, just over a tonne
http://www.fcsnooker.co.uk/fcsnooker_new/table_weights/table_weights.htm
New full sized ones from them are only £3,500 btw
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A mate of mine has a crappy halfsized one, paid about £250 for it, it's awful.
You can never get it level, dips in the table and all sorts. It's in his summerhouse though which is like the drinking room so we're usually ****faced when we play.
You can never get it level, dips in the table and all sorts. It's in his summerhouse though which is like the drinking room so we're usually ****faced when we play.