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realkingcobra

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Does Brunswick offer a 9ft one piece 1" thick slate like this? And for those of you that would prefer a 3 piece slate, this table is offered that way as well.
 

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I installed 3 of these Diamond Walnut 9ft Professionals in a retirement center in Mesa, AZ. I also installed the slates by myself as you can see...LOL...it's all about knowing what you're doing.
 

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Pictured is the Diamond leveling system that allows total control of the level of the slate. There is no other table built today that will allow a mechanic to level the slates AFTER the cloth and rails have been installed. But with the Diamond leveling system the slate is pre-leveled before the rails and cloth is installed, then again after to fine tune the level of the slate.
 

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And now, the finnished look;) Dymondwood top rails...ya gotta love'um;)
 

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realkingcobra said:
And now, the finnished look;) Dymondwood top rails...ya gotta love'um;)
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Glen,

Can we get the address and name of the retirement center. It looks like I found a place to retire!! LOL

Ray
 
Bigtruck said:
Glen,

Can we get the address and name of the retirement center. It looks like I found a place to retire!! LOL

Ray
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They wouldn't let my little truck spend the night there, so I know they won't let a BIG TRUCK stay either...:grin:

Glen
 
So are you saying you converted a Gold Crown table to a sort of Diamond set up?

Use the origonal base and modify the slate / rails / skirt?

If so I have a GCII That I would consider having converted in the future....

What kind of cost????
 
BRKNRUN said:
So are you saying you converted a Gold Crown table to a sort of Diamond set up?

Use the origonal base and modify the slate / rails / skirt?

If so I have a GCII That I would consider having converted in the future....

What kind of cost????
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If I converted a Brunswick table, slate and all to be more like a Diamond...I think I'd be unemployed today:D

But if I wanted to, and I'm not saying I would, yes, I could convert any Brunswick GC from the slate up to be a Diamond, including the leveling system...but I feel that would be really unfair to Diamond, as they've spent a lot of money and time on their tables to get them to this point.

But if you'd like, I can rebuild your GC to look and play just like a Diamond ProAm, the cost of that shouldn't be much more than about $5,000 including my travel time and all you know...:D Add about $1,500 more if you'd like it to look like a Diamond Professional, it's not easy performing magic sometimes....hehe

Glen
 
Nice pics.

Two things:

1. I, too, want to retire to that spot.
2. My back hurts a bit just looking at that shot of you handling the slate!
 
RV resort in AZ.

Valle Del Oro in Masa, Az. is one of best for Playing pool. They have 3 in park tournaments for men,three woman tournaments and one men and woman tournament a week.
 
Does that nifty cart have a break system for taking the slate down hills? I was considering a Diamond, but figured that the slate would never make it down the side of my house to the daylight basement area.
 
Vinnie said:
Does that nifty cart have a break system for taking the slate down hills? I was considering a Diamond, but figured that the slate would never make it down the side of my house to the daylight basement area.
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I have other carts for that kind of installation;)

Glen
 
realkingcobra said:
If I converted a Brunswick table, slate and all to be more like a Diamond...I think I'd be unemployed today:D

But if I wanted to, and I'm not saying I would, yes, I could convert any Brunswick GC from the slate up to be a Diamond, including the leveling system...but I feel that would be really unfair to Diamond, as they've spent a lot of money and time on their tables to get them to this point.

But if you'd like, I can rebuild your GC to look and play just like a Diamond ProAm, the cost of that shouldn't be much more than about $5,000 including my travel time and all you know...:D Add about $1,500 more if you'd like it to look like a Diamond Professional, it's not easy performing magic sometimes....hehe

Glen
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OUCH!!!!

$6500.00 + Travel Time?

or I guess I could just find and actual slightly used Diamond for about $4500.00 installed and dump my GCII for about $1500.00

HMMMMM....decisions decisions....:wink:
 
BRKNRUN said:
OUCH!!!!

$6500.00 + Travel Time?

or I guess I could just find and actual slightly used Diamond for about $4500.00 installed and dump my GCII for about $1500.00

HMMMMM....decisions decisions....:wink:
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Great minds think alike;)

Glen
 
realkingcobra said:
Does Brunswick offer a 9ft one piece 1" thick slate like this? And for those of you that would prefer a 3 piece slate, this table is offered that way as well.
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The mechanic doth protest too much methinks.

Dale
 
A challenge based on 1 or 3 piece slate? lol. And for the record, I love diamonds, but the GC is every bit as good to play on. Just a bit more expensive. I understand you benefit from diamonds, but why would you try to call out the industry leader unprovoked? Just seems weird.
 
Upgrade?

Glenn, can I get the leveling system and 1-piece slate next time you come through here?
 
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