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Thanks. I called and he told me I could use linoleum nails on both pieces.

I hope you don't mind me interrupting this thread to ask this quick question pertaining to a Gold Crown I. The GC I recently bought and had set up didn't come with whatever screws or nails are necessary for securing the Ball Box Trim (Brunswick Logo) or the brushed aluminum lower ball box trim...

Thanks for your thoughts, David and Bob. Keep it up! I just got a 9' table for my basement. I hope to practice more now and incorporate what I'm learning in this forum. Most of you are better players than I am, and I know I can learn from you. I hope to break my high run of 60-ish sometime soon...

I had no idea how big this has gotten over the years. I'm looking forward to watching whatever streams or videos become available. Thanks to everyone responsible for running this and helping to keep 14.1 alive!

Great to have you posting here, Danny. Thanks!

Thanks for contributing, Danny. Very interesting and helpful points! Much appreciated.

I hear you, David. I'm the same way. I look for tiny little stop shots, because I don't trust my eye on longer more difficult shots. Unlike you though, I also don't trust my position play. :( So that's why I am really into taking my time to find the easiest, most foolproof pattern. Hence, these...

Balls from left to right are: 11, 9, 2, 13, 15, 12, 3, 4, 14

I'm thinking that after about 300 views I'll post the videos showing what the person at the table tried to do. So here it is for this one. Darren Appleton on his way to a record-breaking 200 ball run at the 2013 World 14.1 Tournament. None of our suggestions are what he ends up doing, but I...

Or maybe safer than my above pattern might be to take the 12 then 1 in left side rolling up for a shot on either the 13 or 14 in the bottom right leaving whichever other one for the key ball. The rest is what I said above.

Yeah, the angles are hard to see sometimes. My instincts were to do what you and Bob are suggesting with taking the 14 in the upper right corner, but finishing up with the end pattern that acousticsguru mentioned. So... 12, 14, 13, 8, 11, 7, 1, break with 2: Draw slightly off of the 12 to get...

Acousticsguru, I appreciate lengthy explanations! Thanks for that. There's more we can discuss and learn that way. :thumbup:

I think you guys are answering the original poster who posted in 2014. I should have created a new thread. Sorry about that.

F'real? You might want to check the subforum in which you asked this question. I'm confident you'll find your answer! :)

What am I missing? Glen already pointed out the slightly smaller playing area, which means nothing to me. But somehow the measurement below says that I'll save time, aggravation, AND MONEY by spending $1500 to cure what? It's not a broken measuring tape. It works. It's accurate. If I'm missing...

Thanks. It was only a YouTube video that told me otherwise, which seemed silly given the quick-setting adhesives available today.

Glen, I appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share it. I was asking about glue. But to be fair, if I had asked Einstein for the time, he might have had just as many questions for me. :wink:

Thank you!

Balls from left to right are: 7, 11, 2, 8, 1, 13, 14, 12

Here's how Thorsten Hohmann got through it while being sharked by Dennis. :rolleyes: Sorry I didn't realize that the 4 passed by the 7. Also, you were all right about the shot on the 11 being straight. I thought it had a more severe angle. at 1:34:21 https://youtu.be/sBkc2hOBzHU?t=1h34m21s