Whats inside a cue ball?

Phenolic resin, a thermosetting plastic, is a variation of Bakelite that uses even more extreme pressure to form the balls. Once the balls are formed and cooled, the plastic cannot be melted again. What you see on the outside of the ball is exactly the same on the inside, aside from the laser-etched numbers.

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2023-12-09 06:13:01

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What is a cue shot?
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Carom billiards, sometimes called carambole billiards, is the overarching title of a family of cue sports generally played on cloth-covered, pocketless billiard tables.
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games it describes the first point attempt, as shot from an unvarying cue ball and object balls placement; in many pool games it describes the first shot, which is used to separate the object balls that have been racked together; 2. A series of consecutive pots by a player during a single inning.
2024-02-12 21:19:18

Is a cue ball smaller?
Generally, with older balls, the cue ball (CB) will be slightly smaller and lighter than the object balls (OBs) because it takes more abuse.
2024-02-06 02:19:48

Is the earth smoother than a cue ball?
Therefore, it would appear that a pool ball (even the worst one tested) is much smoother than the Earth would be if it were shrunk down to the size of a pool ball. However, the Earth is actually much smoother than the numbers imply over most of its surface.
2023-07-22 17:34:31

Is a cue ball smoother than the earth?
Therefore, it would appear that a pool ball (even the worst one tested) is much smoother than the Earth would be if it were shrunk down to the size of a pool ball. However, the Earth is actually much smoother than the numbers imply over most of its surface.
2023-03-04 00:09:47

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