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This is one pool table that you don’t come across everyday. Brainchild of Craig Nottage, who designed it as an assignment during his industrial design courses at the University of South Australia, the G-1 Glass top pool table displays an innovative...
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You would think that with such a polished, high-end table design that there ought to be some sophisticated design applied to the traditional stripes and solids.
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I think it’s a very nice looking design, although probably awful to play a game on.
With all the reflections and seeing everything that’s under the table, I think it will distract and possibly even give some optical illusions that will make it difficult to find the correct direction and angle to shoot.
There is a reason pool table surfaces are a single color instead of striped, dotted, or otherwise patterned. By seeing through the table, there is too much information / distraction.
Well, that’s what I think and expect - have not tried it! :-)
With all the reflections and seeing everything that’s under the table, I think it will distract and possibly even give some optical illusions that will make it difficult to find the correct direction and angle to shoot.
There is a reason pool table surfaces are a single color instead of striped, dotted, or otherwise patterned. By seeing through the table, there is too much information / distraction.
Well, that’s what I think and expect - have not tried it! :-)
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