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As said in the other thread , the cushions are made by Artemis but are a slightly different design and only fit the GC7

Not a huge fan of having cushions that only fit that table. Proprietary parts like that can cause issues down the road. It may not be an issue but companies are more apt to abandon making products that only fit one table if there isn't enough call for it.

I don't believe the Pro-Am is available with drop pockets.

I've heard it's solid hardwood and can be replaced. I believe that was posted on this thread. First page I believe.

Brunswick tables have be made in China for years by Yalin I believe.

I have a feeling they will be Brunswick will be hit with the tariffs as well seeing they are built in China. So it might be more than 12500 now.

The one thing that can be more difficult on a 7' is clutter. There is less room to move the cue ball around.

Also I have read how clean a ball is will change how it reacts.

Im betting more than the current time GC. How often do you ever see a company offer a newer updated model for cheaper than the previous?

He said snooker pockets, snooker cloth but pool sized balls

I haven't yet.

I like the black one the best as it feels slicker. The insert comes out quick and easy with the wrench that comes with each insert. I use it on three different cues as my main shaft. I've currently got a 3/8×11 i use on my pierce the most. I also got a Viking qr and a radial insert.

My original black Whyte carbon is 12.4 my newer white one with the triple 60 emblem is 12.5. Both are 11.75 tips a both are standard length.

Anniversaries?

Robertson screws are great. Use them all the time. Used for deck screws , framing screws and all kinds of other things. Just went through about 3000 of them strapping a roof.

Gold crown tables use k55 unless you're talking gc1 and 2

I don't think it has anything to do with the cushion or how it's mounted. It's the stiffness of the rail.

Someone already mentioned Artemis rubber.

I'm curious to see what materials were used and what the frame looks like. I also hope they offer more pocket size options and didn't price themselves out of the market like the current ones are.

That's him.