Tell me how to choose a billiard table?

1. External stimulation and dissipation: the workmanship of the high-end table is fine, horizontal and vertical, and each joint part is tightly seamless; The paint is smooth as a mirror and feels smooth and delicate. In addition, hit the edge of the library with a little force with your waist to see if the ball placed on the table is shaking.

The less shaking, the better. The platform that can't be knocked shows that the wood used is hard and well-made. The low-quality table is rough in workmanship and dull in paint, giving it an uncomfortable feeling.

2. Paint film: Look at the paint surface smashed by the ball is a deep pit, or a shallow point that turns white, if it is a shallow point, it means that the hardness of the wood on the surface is high, and the fully enclosed paint film is thick and hard.

3. Reservoir edge: The library edge is a rubber strip wrapped with tweed, and there is no gap between the contact part of the library edge and the countertop, and the library edge is generally upturned in the middle drum or two silver and lead halls when it is deformed. If the gap is small and you can't see clearly, you can try to insert the card to the bottom of the library edge, and it is better to insert it if it can't be inserted.

4. Fireproof board: Most of the library edge of the ball room table is finished with fireproof board, and the good process looks like paint from a distance, and it is smooth like a mirror from a distance, without bubbling and collapsing.

5. Slate flatness: will.

Four or five balls are placed on the edge of the library near the bottom pocket, so that they are close to each other and the edge of the library, and then hit the ball on the right side with the ball in the right hand, so that the ball on the left side of the impact rolls along the edge of the library to the bottom pocket, and it is better to be able to enter the bag under medium strength.

6. Slate: see whether the surface of the slate is smooth, and whether there are defects such as thick white lines, large patterns, sand holes, hard beans, rust, cracks, and artificial repairs.

7. Bag mouth: see whether there are pleats in the table bag at the mouth of the bag, especially the middle bag. Look at whether the cowhide at the mouth of the bag is flat, and whether the gap between the edge and the edge of the library is too large.

Take the slate circle under the mouth of the bag as the center, and see whether the arc of the library edge on both sides is symmetrical, whether the edge curve of a single arc is smooth, and whether it is consistent. Shake the mouth of the bag up and down with your hands to see if it is loose. Hit the cue ball vigorously with the middle stick to see if the target ball spits out when it is hollow into the pocket.

8. Walk the ball: Let the ball roll on the table to see if the speed is even, whether it changes the line, and whether it shakes left and right when it wants to stop. A good ball is as smooth as a flowing stream, like sliding on ice.

9. Elasticity: Throw the ball vigorously by hand or hit the ball vigorously with the club, and look at the number of rebounds of the ball on the long or short side of the table to determine the size of the elastic force. It is advisable to take 4 to 4 and a half libraries on the long side, and 4 and a half to 5 libraries on the short side.

You can also use the cue stick to hit the ball vigorously to the middle of the second library edge near the top pocket on the right, and the ball that is hit can be bounced more than 6 libraries.

When choosing a billiard table, pay attention to the following points;

1. Look at the appearance: a good table is beautiful in shape and fine in workmanship.

2. Look at the workmanship: the workmanship of a good table is fine, horizontal and vertical.

3. Watch the ball: Let the ball roll on the table to see how fast it is and whether it is evenly disturbed.

4. Look at the elastic force: throw the ball tightly against the table with your hand or hit the ball vigorously with the club, and watch the number of rebounds of the ball on the long or short side of the table, and determine the size of the elastic force with the collapse.

5. Look at the slate: see whether the surface of the slate is smooth, and whether there are defects such as thick white lines, large patterns, sand holes, hard beans, rust, cracks, scratches, and manual repairs.

Pay attention to the above details to pick a good pool table.

When choosing a billiard table, pay attention to the following points;

1. Look at the appearance: a good table is beautiful in shape and fine in workmanship.

2. Look at the workmanship: the workmanship of a good table is fine, horizontal and vertical.

3. Look at the ball: Let the ball roll on the table to scatter the macro section to see how fast and slow it is, and whether it is evenly burned.

4. Look at the elasticity: throw the ball tightly against the table with your hand or hit the ball vigorously with the club, and look at the number of rebounds of the ball on the long or short side of the table to determine the size of the elastic force.

5. Look at the slate: see whether the surface of the slate is smooth, whether there are thick white lines, large patterns, sand holes, hard beans, rust, cracks, scratches, artificial repairs and other defects.

Pay attention to the above details to choose a good pool table.

1. Look at the appearance. A good table is beautifully shaped, finely worked, and elegantly painted, matching with bright colored balls and velvety green tweed, just like a precious handicraft, and a strong desire to play will arise at a glance. Whereas, the inferior table is rough in workmanship and dull in paint, giving people an uncomfortable feeling.

2. Look at the workmanship. The workmanship of the high-grade table is fine, horizontal and vertical, and the joint parts are tightly seamless; The paint is smooth as a mirror and feels smooth and delicate. In addition, hit the edge of the library with a little force with your waist to see if the ball placed on the table is shaking, so that the less shaking, the better.

The platform that can't be knocked shows that the wood used is hard and well-made.

3. Look at the ball. Let the ball roll on the table to see how fast or slow it is, whether it is even, whether it changes the line, and whether it shakes from side to side when it is time to stop. A good ball is faster, as smooth as flowing water, as if it is not rolling, as if it is sliding on ice.

4. Look at the slate. Look at the surface of the slate to know whether the cavity surface of the finch is smooth, whether there are thick white lines, large patterns, sand holes, hard beans, rust, cracks, scratches, artificial repair and other defects.

5. Look at the flatness. Whether the putty at the joints of the slate on the deck is a thin line equal to the thickness of the joint, or an intermittent wide band, where there is a wide strip of putty, it means that the two slate have a low or partially uneven age.

The above is an introduction to how to buy a billiard table, I hope it will help you with a shirt.