Fig. 1 shows the plan of the corner, the figured dimensions indicating now if is produced. Die outer Lines are at right angles, the inner lines are parallel with it. A being the intersecting point of the inner, and G of the outer. From point G mark off 4 3/4in. on each outer line to H, and a line 2 1/4 in. long square with it to I. With point A as centre, and the radius AJ. inscribe the segment forming the inner edge of the pocket-holder F. With point K as a centre and a radius of 1 3/4in., inscribe the segment E forming the corner.

With point L as a centre and a radius of 3 1/2 in., inscribe the arc forming the cant of the cushion. B is the cushion, D the rail, F the brass pocket-holder let in flush with the top edge of the rail. Fig. 2 is a section through the rail showing the slate lied and its screw: the cushion B is termed the low cush, the ball A standing well above it to enable the player to strike near the centre. The cord pocket (see Fig. 1) hangs from the holder F on one side and is fixed underneath the bed at the curve E. The cushion is fixed with either screws or glue.

Constructing Corner of Billiard Table.