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Post by Darren on Nov 28, 2010 11:45:51 GMT
Hello,
I would very much like to build my own Bar Billiard table, I have spent the weekend trawling the Internet looking for plans of the playing surface, unsuccessfully. I'm specifically looking for plans of an English table, do you have any of these plans or know where I may be able to find some? The design of the actual table isn't that important, essentially what I need is the playing surface plan with the location and size of the holes marked on it.
Another question is the size of the balls that should be used, would 1 7/8 inch balls be right?
Any help or advice you could give me would be very much appreciated.
Kind Regards
Darren Evans
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Post by Colemanator on Nov 28, 2010 12:05:26 GMT
Hi, take my advice and buy one instead, and you can buy new balls from Jonny8ball.com.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 28, 2010 12:28:36 GMT
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Post by Ash on Dec 28, 2013 19:33:53 GMT
Hey there, got distracted, and saw your technical drawings for a bar billiards table. What size ball would you use for this? Ash
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Post by joiner88 on Dec 30, 2013 20:38:46 GMT
I have uploaded my 3D drawing of a Jelkes table onto Trimble Sketchup, its in the 3D warehouse, just search Bar Billiards and it is the only one on there in my collection. This is a exact scale drawing of my table and you can "explode" it to look at the timer and bar set up, the ball runs, layout of the holes and peg spots (all as AEBBA rules)
I also have 2D cad drawings that I will forward as DWG files or PDF if anyone is interested.
I am still collating photos of the new table I am building, to put on this thread, but in the meanwhile I have some in an album on my facebook page, if anyone is interested please send me a friend request with bar billiards in the message. |
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Post by Q on Dec 31, 2013 0:08:53 GMT
my facebook page, if anyone is interested please send me a friend request with bar billiards in the message. Friend request sent: Bernie Lawrance |
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Post by Chris_Sav on Dec 31, 2013 8:51:32 GMT
Had a look at the table image and the legs image but cannot see how you 'explode' the table image.
Would appreciate the drawings as I do not have a Facebook account.
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Post by joiner88 on Dec 31, 2013 9:02:42 GMT
my facebook page, if anyone is interested please send me a friend request with bar billiards in the message. Friend request sent: Bernie Lawrance And accepted, thanks Bernie. what part of Cornwall are you in? |
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Post by joiner88 on Dec 31, 2013 9:32:34 GMT
Had a look at the table image and the legs image but cannot see how you 'explode' the table image.
Would appreciate the drawings as I do not have a Facebook account.
Thx
Sav Hi Chris right click on drawing, click explode, that will separate the table into groups. Click the move tool (red cross with arrow heads) hover over table and when the group you want to move goes blue click on a corner and drag it, if you drag it straight up (blue axis), while still holding the mouse button down, type in 1000 and this will move it 1metre - useful for putting it back together. If you want to undo anything you have done- just click on edit and you can undo all your last moves.
If you have time to kill, there are plenty of tutorials for sketchup on youtube, which is how I got started. But be warned it is very addictive. Good luck Brian PS I would like to pick your brains regarding drilling slates etc, if that's ok.
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Post by Chris_Sav on Dec 31, 2013 10:55:30 GMT
Tried that before I posted.
I go to the 4D warehouse Search for bar billiards Find joiner88 Jelkes Click on the link gives me the image of a Jelkes table with image/3Dview tabs
Right clicking on the picture just gives me the standard Internet Exploder menu of save picture etc.
Could the explode be a members only feature?
Re drilling slates, it's easy; you need to keep it upright, do it slowly with loads of lubrication 
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Post by Q on Dec 31, 2013 14:50:54 GMT
You have to download SketchUp first Chris, I've just been playing with it..... spooky  |
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Post by joiner88 on Dec 31, 2013 18:16:32 GMT
You have to download SketchUp first Chris, I've just been playing with it..... spooky How are you getting on with it Bernie, have you tried going down the 100 hole and out the ball tray?? Sad I know but I had to try it .
Just realised I forgot the table lock and the stay to hold the top up. Will add those when I get a minute.
Chris, I wonder if you have just downloaded "Sketchup viewer" and that is why it wont explode.
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Post by Simond on Feb 24, 2016 23:23:52 GMT
I have uploaded my 3D drawing of a Jelkes table onto Trimble Sketchup, its in the 3D warehouse, just search Bar Billiards and it is the only one on there in my collection. This is a exact scale drawing of my table and you can "explode" it to look at the timer and bar set up, the ball runs, layout of the holes and peg spots (all as AEBBA rules)
I also have 2D cad drawings that I will forward as DWG files or PDF if anyone is interested.
I am still collating photos of the new table I am building, to put on this thread, but in the meanwhile I have some in an album on my facebook page, if anyone is interested please send me a friend request with bar billiards in the message. Joiner88 This all very interesting stuff and just what I have been looking for. Could you send me the PDF 2D drawing. I have an old 1930s German table I'm restoring that I picked up in Detroit Michigan. One question does anyone know the ball to hole size ratio the balls I have are 1 7/8 or 47.6mm what is the correct hole/pocket size. I'm really having to eat humble pie here asking for info from a Gooner. I'm from The Lane ;-)
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Post by CSmith on Jun 23, 2019 3:19:50 GMT
I know its been quite some time since the thread has been active, but I just recently discovered bar billiards on a trip to the UK and NEED to build myself a table! Joiner88 I found your 3D drawing, but could you shoot me the 2D drawing please? Also, since its been 2 years since this thread was active, does anyone have any advice for building these?
Thanks!
email: carsonasmith9@gmail.com
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Post by Toby Vereker on Nov 8, 2019 11:58:07 GMT
Carson, did you get any replies. I also just discovered bar billiards and would like to make this a great winter woodwork project. Did you get the 2d drawings and could you forward to me - thanks a mil
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Post by leepal on Sept 28, 2020 13:58:08 GMT
Hi
I would really like to get hold of some drawings to build a table also, can anyone out there help?
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Post by alanturner on Sept 30, 2020 8:44:40 GMT
Hi I would really like to get hold of some drawings to build a table also, can anyone out there help? Email me at alanalanx@aol.com I have some that may help you |
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Post by Mark on Dec 10, 2022 1:41:59 GMT
I have uploaded my 3D drawing of a Jelkes table onto Trimble Sketchup, its in the 3D warehouse, just search Bar Billiards and it is the only one on there in my collection. This is a exact scale drawing of my table and you can "explode" it to look at the timer and bar set up, the ball runs, layout of the holes and peg spots (all as AEBBA rules)
I also have 2D cad drawings that I will forward as DWG files or PDF if anyone is interested.
I am still collating photos of the new table I am building, to put on this thread, but in the meanwhile I have some in an album on my facebook page, if anyone is interested please send me a friend request with bar billiards in the message. Hi, Please could you send me a copy of your PDF 2d plans , very much appreciated mark@handleyclassic.co.uk |
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