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Games Using Tangible Projectile > Billiards Or Pool > Ball Spotting Rack Ball Spotting RackBall Spotting Rack patent applications listed are from June 2005 to current and include Date, Patent Application Number, Patent Title, Patent Abstract summary and are linked to the corresponding patent application page.04/13/06 - 20060079339 - Ball setting and tightening rack An improved ball setting and tightening rack for creating a compact formation of playing balls on a playing surface to be used for playing billiards, pool, snooker, or any other game requiring a tight grouping of playing balls on a playing surface. The improved ball setting and tightening rack uses ... 02/09/06 - 20060030416 - Two-piece diamond billiards rack Disclosed is a billiards ball racking device consisting of two-pieces (two V-shaped mirror-image sides) which form a diamond-shape capable of racking the balls in the tightest possible position (balls touching each other) and is likewise capable of being removed (withdrawn) without disturbing the balls. The disclosed invention is capable of ... 10/27/05 - 20050239566 - Billiard rack laser system for positioning a rack for a billiard game A billiard rack laser system for positioning a rack for a billiard game includes a pool table having an alignment mark and a pool rack having a laser operably connected thereto such that when the rack is placed on the table, the laser is equipped to illuminate a beam which ... 07/21/05 - 20050159230 - Racking system and device for pool balls This invention discloses a system and device to rack pool balls more expeditiously and accurately. This is accomplished by supplying the triangular rack with a detachable bottom plate to form an enclosure to contain the balls. After the balls are contained in the enclosure, and said filled enclosure is on ... 06/16/05 - 20050130754 - Billiards rack The present invention 10 discloses a billiards ball racking system comprised of two symmetrical circular loops 12, 14 bonded together. Each circular loop 12, 14 may hold up to seven billiard balls 16, six balls around the inner perimeter of each loop, and one ball 26 in the center. The ... ### FreshPatents.com Support |