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I think the sign out front is missing a letter or two. If Hank had any extra money he probably would've taken care of it years ago. According to industry sources, bottled water sales are $60 billion dollars per year. So, why shouldn't Hank make a buck or two? And what about all the lock...

Close enough...the Gold Crown Ice Skates was what I was thinking of. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320763642994+

It is not pool related and it is something you can wear...

What other product did Brunswick make that they called 'Gold Crown'. See if you know the answer w/o googling it. PS. No, there is no prize. :frown:

Nice looking project! Looks like Austin is pretty accomodating with regard to set backs and total building footprint on the lot. BTW, What is the secret to doing wainscoting for next to nothing?

Did the customer have a "Bronze" GC but put different corners (pocket castings) on it? I am also curious as to how much trouble it is to get those same castings to lay down flat and even with the top of the rails?

Pretty to watch the slideshow and to see the workmanship involved in the conversion. Probably a dumb question, but with that level of attention to detail, does the type and/or amount of glue used affect your measurements? Again, great pics! .

Dark meat = All solid colored balls that are dark (2,4,6,7,8), when used in an attempt to psych out your opponent or gain some type of advantage. For example (14.1): the 13 ball (a nice, bright ball) is in the rack and you put the 8 on the head spot. Or (1 pocket): you rack all the dark meat...

not a clue...

That nit air barreled me and stuck me with the time. You're a lock artist. You're a no bet nit! He's rackin' the dark meat on the wing. On the pop. I'll play the miracle Z in the corner. He's the dog catcher. Break out the George Forman. Barbeque anyone? Where did you drain the rock...

To my admitedly uneducated eye, the collection looks more interesting than valuable. I especially like some of the miniatures. Good luck in your selling!

Bad Robot Doc: "What's in the bag?" Blue Hog ridr: "Doc, the dang robot thought my johnson was a bottle of beer. The twist off top is in the bag...can you help me?

LOL While it may be interesting to discus a robotic player, I think you're missing a much more interesting application for the technology.... If you had 2 robots that could accurately set up a table, you would then be able to: ***Play any opponent anywhere in the world in real time.***...

Donny - Glen speaks highly of your work. I wouldn't hesitate to call you if you were local. :-)

What are some of your "house rules"? I like to change some of the rules in order to target areas of my game that I want to improve. Bank Pool -- 2 points on 2 rail banks. All other banks are 1 point. Bottle Pool -- No straight in shots. All banks must be called. If bottle is tipped over...

Glen arrived as a table mechanic and left as a good friend. Amen to that, brother. Every one of us that has an RKC table has a similar story to tell. We tend to leave out many the details just because some of them are too unbelieveable. And, I don't know anyone in the pool world that has...

We don't need to know what he does with the other hand. :cool:

If one buys an old GC without the tight pockets, it can easily cost as much as the table to have the pockets tightened correctly. If I knew I had to get pro cut pockets, I would probably go right to the Diamond.

Nice GCI! And congrats on your tight pockets. It certainly takes some time and $$ to do them right. BTW, The early GC's make me think of Action Billiards in Madison, WI. Do you remember the matching cue racks and chairs that Brunswick made during that era? All cool stuff....:smile:

Hey that's the table I was talking about! And, you are always welcome to come and play.