My Anniversary (table)
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The table is green but my printer ran out of yellow so it only looks blue.:grin:
Anniversary,
Thanks and Y-E-S I need a better light, the current light was from a previous table and never really replaced it.
That picture was taken when the table was installed, I am currently redoing the basement/Pool Room and a replacement light is on the to do list. Any suggestions regarding a light.
Regards,
BBC
Thanks and Y-E-S I need a better light, the current light was from a previous table and never really replaced it.
That picture was taken when the table was installed, I am currently redoing the basement/Pool Room and a replacement light is on the to do list. Any suggestions regarding a light.
Regards,
BBC
Beautiful table.
What are the white square leg support shims made of? Is it that 'cutting board' material? Is this a safety measure in case of some moisture in the basement?
These tables are so cool-and I hear they play great. Congratulations to OP and you as well.
3railkick
really jealous
What are the white square leg support shims made of? Is it that 'cutting board' material? Is this a safety measure in case of some moisture in the basement?
These tables are so cool-and I hear they play great. Congratulations to OP and you as well.
3railkick
really jealous
Anniversary Table
Thanks for the comments.
The "White" blocks are solid Nylon, I put them under the Foot Pads to pervent any moisture from weeping into the feet, guess I could of made the Foot Pads out of Nylon but hand cutting the curved shape by hand would have been a tough.
This table was always in a home, I was the second owner, it took very little TLC to make it perfect, you would be hard pressed finding a Anniversary table in this condition.
I always like the Arcade or Kling "Jumbo" tables, if the right deal would come along I would consider letting the Anniversary go.
Regards,
BBC
Thanks for the comments.
The "White" blocks are solid Nylon, I put them under the Foot Pads to pervent any moisture from weeping into the feet, guess I could of made the Foot Pads out of Nylon but hand cutting the curved shape by hand would have been a tough.
This table was always in a home, I was the second owner, it took very little TLC to make it perfect, you would be hard pressed finding a Anniversary table in this condition.
I always like the Arcade or Kling "Jumbo" tables, if the right deal would come along I would consider letting the Anniversary go.
Regards,
BBC
I swear to god I have no clue why they ever went to the goofy bloody ball return system of my GC3 with the dumb outer wire rails that the balls catch up on, sometimes flat out miss falling into on a side pocket shot, or get caught up between the ball return rail and the wood. I mean, it was ONLY a $9000 table when new, did they have to cheap out and go away from this kind of more solid workable system? Or better yet the old school central ball return systems in a Kling.
This is one key area where Brunswick totally took a huge nosedive down in their construction of their supposed "high end" tables.
Can't blame ya.
Sort of like proud parents/grandparents showing off pictures of the lil darlins.
Duelling photos. You can each be very proud. But, I hear ya.
Conratulations to you both.
3railkick
jealous x2
Sort of like proud parents/grandparents showing off pictures of the lil darlins.
Duelling photos. You can each be very proud. But, I hear ya.
Conratulations to you both.
3railkick
jealous x2
Wow! That's a sweet looking table and the room is beautiful. You should be very proud of yourself. Great pictures.