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Really? The Centennial set is made with the same Aramith resin and features the same tight specification and playability as the Super Aramith Pro or Aramith Tournament set. Confusing to say the least.

Provides more questions than answers and is rather contradictory.

Did you go with this timer? Tork Spring-Wound Timer, Range 0 to 30 min. A530M | Zoro Why the need to burn in timer markings on the switch plate when they are on the timer? Here's the 0-15 minute version. I think it's got that perfect vintage look and no need to paint it...

Look great! I went with these bottles but they are no longer available in blue. It looks like there are some in amber and if you look toward the bottom of the listing, there seems to be a clear option available as well...

What kind of table?

Pattern racking is cheating, IMO.

In looking at the box and the description on the Brunswick website, I see no mention of Duramith. I'm pretty certain if they were made with Duramith, they would at least mention it somewhere.

Saluc (Aramith) has been making the Centennials for Brunswick for decades. The only way to get a clear answer is to contact Aramith. As mentioned above, Centennials have been made using the same phenolic resin used to make Aramith Super Pros. I would think it is unlikely Aramith would use...

As mentioned above, plywood is the preferred material for extensions. It holds up to the abuse of balls slamming against it better than solid wood.

Mark is meticulous. You can tell by looking at his work. The devil is in the details and I'm sure he's mentioned the fit and finish of recent Brunswick products to them. The question is: Will they listen?

Mark Gregory is one of the top mechanics in the country and also builds tables from the bottom up. Oscar’s input is not only from a player’s perspective, but also from his knowledge and experience installing and working on tables with his dad who is also a top mechanic.

I don't think that's the case at all. IIRC, Mark Gregory and Oscar Dominguez are involved in the development of the GCVII. Brunswick is also sponsoring Oscar so I'm hopeful they are starting to get more serious about pool and the pro game.

Never heard this before. The Diamond sprocket is symmetrical. The platter is offset in relation to the opening in the lid which is what causes the balls to spiral. It's go nothing to do with the sprocket.

Not a fan of that setup. There are two issues inherent to the bucket polisher: The balls collide and they only spin on one axis. If you develop at divider for the unit and shake it a couple times during a cycle so the entire surface comes in contact with a cleaning pad, it should work just fine.

Does anyone have a Gold Crown IV Mahogany Ball Return Box for sale?

Yes, it is the Sky Sports broadcast.

Well, it would help if the VPN was actually on. LOL. All good now!

I have a VPN and have watched previous WNT events live on Matchroon Live in the past. Odd.

Where is this being broadcast? I didn't see it on Matchroom Live.

Too many staples recover after recover can damage the underside of the rails. Thanks. I do not. My mechanic did the work.