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I'm making fairly decent progress on my GC1. Not too much more to do thankfully, because I'm anxious to start playing on my own table: :grin:

Thanks very much for this Trent...very nice of you!

I'm presuming these are the pics from your painter? They look pretty good, and I'm hoping you'll indeed be pleased when they get back to you. Light time next, eh?

I'll be happy when mine gets together so I can just start playing pool again, but that overhead light project looks like a nice idea, for sure.

The table is coming together there really nicely Scott. Now that you've reached the point of reassembly, it won't be too long before you get your mechanic over there to adjust those pockets and setup your table to play just the way you want it. Thanks again for all the detailed pictures, and...

Sorry to read that, unfortunately we've also had very humid weather here as well, but I was able to do a few things, but not as much as I'd hoped for. Back problems have also crept up again, slowing me down even more. Lets hope next week will be better for us both.

It's been a while. Are there any new updates Scott?

Looking really good Scott. Glad this coat came thru without incident!

According to what I found on a web search, the playing surface should be between 29 1/4" - 31" but more senior members here, will know for certain.

Keep these photos/posts coming Scott, I find them quite inspiring. I'm also keeping the seams on my GC1.

That blue is looking really good on there Scott. How many coats will you be applying? Your Brunswick badge has that final touch applied. Keep up the good work.

Looking nice there Scott. Can't wait to see what the Blue color looks like on there.

Wow...very nice Scott! Love that decal, and to have access to your Father in laws wood working shop and his expertise, makes building the overhead light, much more enjoyable, I would most certainly think, than buying a original one.

Any new updates, Scott?

Thanks for updating this thread. Paint job looks very nicely done. Interesting that your casting seems to have a Coating on them, that I don't believe (now seeing yours) mine has/had. I'd be very interested to see your tables feet. Keep up the great work!

Very nice, well produced video and very informative!

Thank you Trent!