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So you see, it's all about your area size and/or your tolerance for utilizing a shorter cuestick. Both ideal things you can do for yourself are knowing the dimensions of the "playfield" of the swimming pool table as well as the size of your space. The graph below offers you a suggestion of the minimal location required for each and every dimension table. Remember that you need room for the table AND area for the cue size during play. If your wanted table dimension does not rather in shape, you can always have fun with much shorter cues. https://www.instructables.com/member/freaghnwlv/ |
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