JZ Mechanix install Gold Crown 2

[PocketPooler]

Jack did one hell of a job on this beauty. Looks Great Plays exceptional; just as we've all come to expect from Jack. ( His sidekick, Todd does good milling work too).

 

[JZMechanix]

Thanks, Ryan. It was a pleasure giving this old table an extreme make-over. Should be good to go for another 100 years! :thumbup:

A few words about this table...
-9' Gold Crown II
-Artemis cushions
-Simonis 860HR
-New Gold Crown 4 drop pockets
-New chrome corner castings and feet
-Recalibrated rails & subrail extensions
-Replaced factory floating nut plates with Diamond rail inserts
-4 3/8" pockets
-Full table refinish
-Custom made full size table light, finished to match the table

I have a couple 9' Gold Crowns left for sale if anyone is interested in getting set up with something like this, let me know.

 

[Terry Aeschliman]

Table Tech

Looks excellent, but that is what we have come to expect from you, Jack!!! Hope to see you in the Kokomo area again soon.

 

[Cardigan Kid]

That's a beautiful table. The chrome corner castings look amazing.
Nothing like the glorious blue glow of brand new cloth.

Pockets are beautiful. I had mine extended to 4 1/4" and when the cloth gets broken in they reject anything hit out of line. It can be frustrating but it keeps you honest and only makes you improve.

Great practice table that will produce results there. Congratulations.

 

[Cardigan Kid]

Jack did one hell of a job on this beauty. Looks Great Plays exceptional; just as we've all come to expect from Jack. ( His sidekick, Todd does good milling work too).

Pocketpooler, don't forget to get your measurements of your table, and plug them into the tabbe difficulty calculator and post your measurements to this thread for Dr. Dave's TDF list.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=324408

 

[PocketPooler]

Making some progress on the room...

 

[jtompilot]

Hi Jack. Nice work. Maybe one day I can have a tight pocket table to play on

I have one question. On the second pic there is a gap between the top rubber pocket and the Formica. Can that be filled or is there a way to prevent that?