A pool table just for your desk! The game features interchangeable layouts that offer different obstacles to make the game more interesting. Each player starts with four marbles (½" diameter peewee marbles, link to amazon posted below) which they place on the black dots at either end of the table. Using the miniature cues, they must each shoot through the holes in the side of the game to try to get all of their marbles into the pocket on the other side. There is a third hole on the side serving as a penalty hole; if a player hits a marble into this hole, they must place this marble back at its starting point and the other player gets an extra shot. You can also come up with your own rules for this hole, or for the game altogether!

The game is constructed from nine separate pieces: two support stands, two drawers to slide into these stands and to catch the marbles, two cues, the main frame, an interchangeable game field, and the side catch tray for the penalty hole. Two alternative playing fields are also included in the attached files.

To increase friction, I applied a layer of double-sided Scotch tape to the surface of the playing field and attached a small piece of white fabric on top, then cut out the holes and drew black dots for the marbles' starting positions. The model was assembled using super glue. Do not glue the drawers in place.

The total dimensions are 4.5" W x 6.5" L x 3.25" H (width including small bump-outs for cue holders = 4.875").

Buy Peewee Marbles here!
https://www.amazon.com/Mega-Marbles-SET-24-ASSORTED/dp/B001U6DGKE/ref=pd_ybh_a_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=GKWHDERBX12C5NZ7MZKV

MakerBot

MakerBot Replicator 2

Doesn't Matter

Doesn't Matter

0.2

10%

IMPORTANT: the only file that should require supports is the drawer. This is because of the small side rails that allow it to attach to the legs of the table.

The Replicator 2 is pretty good about not needing rafts, but depending on your printer, you might want to add them.

Designed in SketchUp