12squared
Verified Member
My preference if tight for space but close is to center the table and have a shorter cue when shooting from the rail at either side. This way you do not need a cue too short at any given time. Just get the longest short cue you can find that works, balance the cue and taper the shaft the way you want it so it feels as comfortable as your full-sized playing cue. The important thing is to enjoy what you have and adapt if need be.
And, Brunswick is full of crap with their suggestions on table size, they are just trying to sell tables to everyone. Larry's chart is much more in line, but it's still a minimum. I refinished a basement to measure 19' but it came in about 4" shorter and it was frustrating...I needed to get a slightly shorter cue for that area.
Peace.
And, Brunswick is full of crap with their suggestions on table size, they are just trying to sell tables to everyone. Larry's chart is much more in line, but it's still a minimum. I refinished a basement to measure 19' but it came in about 4" shorter and it was frustrating...I needed to get a slightly shorter cue for that area.
Peace.