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Powder coat :)

Wow 😁

It blows my mind that someone can't figure out where exactly the slate should be when setting up the slate to the frame. 😁

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Personally I would dissemble the table down to frame. That way any slate leveling adjustments would be minimal. Also how is it not level. Is it the slate joins, or a roll on the table. Cheers Gaz 😁

If you look at the pic below where the yellow line is is a countersunk bolt. It goes into the slate frame with a piece of timber taking up the space between the panel and the frame similar to what someone has tried to do with your table. When done correctly it provides excellent support. Expand...

Hi there. The the ball tray and the collection gully is pretty much similar to other tables i've installed. Everything just sits or floats under the rail. The first thing i'd be doing is check and double check that the rails are square to the slate long ways and sideways. This is best done with...

CPBA Competition cloth is a great cloth

What surfacing tool did you use 😁

Please send a pic 😁

Hi there, You've stretched too far on your side rails. When you stretch too far on the sides it reduces and limits your end to end stretch. Can you unstaple the side stretch and back off. Also your vice grips are in the pocket that won't get most of them out at first, you need to move your vice...

I've enjoyed watching this rebuild 😁

I appreciate the engineering that was used under the hood of the GC7 however the ball return end look absolutely crap. The GC4 and GC5 were gorgeous looking tables.😁

Hi there, Ken from Classic billiards was the first place I tried. Ken is outstanding at what he does. He didn't have a set he could sell me unfortunatly. :)

Hi all, I'm after a pair of Gold Crown 1 rail score counters. Please let me know if you have a pair. Cheers 😄

Welcome😀

Wow, amazing looking table. They look awesome in white. Did you have any issues cutting out the badge insert as I had to make a JIG to do that. Also what did you use as rail sights. I enjoyed your pics !!!

The phillips head screws is common in Australia. The Robertson screws are kind of unique here. So I've come to the conclusion that this GC1 was made in Canada hence why it is slightly different to the other GC's I've worked on .😀😀😀

Those square drives are used all over this table,

Yes the aprons bolt to the figure 8. I'm going to change them out to the regular skirt blocks as used in the later gold crowns.