Recent content by olgoat

Always helpful answers. Thanks for the time you devote to this forum.

A post concerning cushions for Gold Crown IIIs mentions 1st vs 2nd production run. https://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=3412096&postcount=23 "Yes, but the GC3 has to be the second production, the early GC3's came out with the early Superspeed cushions that replace the Monarch...

Thanks. So a 6" on the longer carpenters level might be long enough to get by with? Glen mentions an 8". 6" is less money and I am figuring I will never use it again once this situation is past and I can use a real table mechanic. I think I saw Jerimy or Jack Zimmerman mention paper towels...

the GC III I have has the GC IV type frame where the long side frame sections don't extend the full length of the table. It does not have the angle irons added to better support the short head and tail frame pieces yet and I am considering that. My question is, there are no triangular...

I found some posts on the paper for super glue question, so I got that covered. Comments on the other two would be appreciated. Thanks

May I ask what the difference is in this appliction between the 3m10 and the 3m fastbond10?

Given the current pandemic, I am thinking of trying to install and level the GC3 I trailered here to KCMO myself. Not my preferred solution. I got the frame down to the lower level and assembled and leveled it. Just need to work up the courage to hand truck the three slate slabs down stairs...

I have 9' ceilings as well. What panels did you use to get enough lumens given the height of the light above the playing surface.

Nice idea on the aluminum frames and suspending them from chains might work great for the cathedral ceiling.

You are just a lucky guy aren't you. :) I can relate. You didn't say if he got the speakers.... Id ask which panels you bought but you are probably not in a position yet to know if they were the right ones. Good luck

Shot length wise from the end rail down the length of the side rail. Just for perspective.

I am missing a part on a GC III that I just acquired. I am curious what the correct part name is. It is a captured steel plate bored and tapped for a 1/2 bolt housed in a mortice in the size rail. There is a block of wood in the other three mortices that captures the steel plate. One mortice...

Yes. I think you are right. Thanks

Ahhh Of course. Rail bolts. stupid question. Thanks. Waiting for one more part to come in the mail and I can get the tech out here to set this table up. Getting excited. I have waited decades for a table in my home. Thanks for the help Trent

better slate holes previous pics showed the label side of the center slate.