I'm not familiar with the Anniversary tables. Does the slate need to have bevels on the foot side for the counter to spin?
Anniversary Counter Not Spinning
- Thread starter Donny Wessels
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I know that my GCI has counter bevels in the slate, I would bet the Anniversary needs them too.
J. Chambers
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WD-40 should do the trick.
Anniversaries have all metal scoring wheels? Im assuming someone has to paint them then color in the digits on worn out tables?? Sounds like fun, if I did it first the wheels would have a full coat of white followed by a full coat of black when I couldnt stay in the lines. At that point I would give up.
Anniversaries have all metal scoring wheels? Im assuming someone has to paint them then color in the digits on worn out tables?? Sounds like fun, if I did it first the wheels would have a full coat of white followed by a full coat of black when I couldnt stay in the lines. At that point I would give up.
Not that hard to do. I refinished mine. Just a little patience.
Thanks Jeremy.
No, just dis-assembled for polishing and cleaning.
J. Chambers
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My pleasure.
The score counter is flush to the bottom of the end rail, no need to have a relief ground into the slate. On the GC1 &2s, the score counters are mounted in the middle of the end rail, and extend past the bottom of the rail which is why the slate has to be ground off as to make room for the counters.
J. Chambers
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Just want to make sure no one gets the wrong info here. Nothing more. This is a anniversary/centennial counter and how it sits in the rail. It does protrude below the bottom of the rail 11/16". The dials start to protrude below the slate surface 2" back from center of rail bolt hole. The clip style protrudes 1-1/2" back from center of rail bolt hole. The GC1-2's protrude 1/2" from the bottom of the rail, and protrusion of dials start at 7/8" back from center of rail bolt hole.
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Now show the difference between an anniversary and a GC1 rail, the anniversary counter is not in the way of the slate because it's mounted to the outside edge of the rail, unlike a GC1 score counter which is drop mounted down through the center of the rail, and therefore requires the slate to be ground off so it does not bind the score wheels against the edge of the slate.....correct?
perfectpocketz
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Donny...you manage a billiards store and don't know anything about and anniversary score counter.....maybe look under the table would be a start.
These are the guys calling themselves table mechanics or billiards store managers.......lol. WOW REALLY
Hey Mark,
If you would have replied first, this thread would have been only 2 posts long, not 2 pages !
Then, after 2 pages, you state the obvious & kill the thread ! LOL !!
Keep up the good work Mark!