"New" Gold Crown 4 setup

[bignick31985]

Gold Crown IV 9ft
Matte Black/Chrome castings
Tournament Blue 860HR
Superspeed Cushion
Mark Gregory reworked the rails, tightened them up right
Scott Rabon set her up

Table is 20 years old. June 29, 2000 is on the end slate in two spots. For being 20 years old it looks fantastic. Plays lights out.

I'd highly recommend Scott and Mark for the work done.

 

[garczar]

Gold Crown IV 9ft
Matte Black/Chrome castings
Tournament Blue 860HR
Superspeed Cushion
Mark Gregory reworked the rails, tightened them up right
Scott Rabon set her up

Table is 20 years old. June 29, 2000 is on the end slate in two spots. For being 20 years old it looks fantastic. Plays lights out.

I'd highly recommend Scott and Mark for the work done.

Nice table i think. Pics are pretty bad. Just sayin.

 

[rexus31]

Looks nice but those side pockets are too tight. They shouldn't be the same size as the corners. The smallest you should go on the sides are 4.875".

 

[iusedtoberich]

Nice job. Do the nickel trim castings have the same putting issues as the bronze castings?

 

[bignick31985]

No pitting on any of them. They do have some scratches though.

 

[bignick31985]

Nice table i think. Pics are pretty bad. Just sayin.

I reduced them by 80% just to upload them. I'm assuming they are grainy or lower quality. They look ok when I view them in my phone browser. Original size was almost 7mb per photo so they wouldn't upload. Is there a better way to compress them?

 

[Black-Balled]

No pitting on any of them. They do have some scratches though.

I have same table and all the trim is pretty scratched. I might get pockets powdercoated some day, as i also dislike how much light the chrome reflects.

 

[rexus31]

I reduced them by 80% just to upload them. I'm assuming they are grainy or lower quality. They look ok when I view them in my phone browser. Original size was almost 7mb per photo so they wouldn't upload. Is there a better way to compress them?

They're still quite large.

 

[Korsakoff]

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[8cree]

Nick, It has come together nicely, and I'm ready when you are. Tails

I think your closer than the Birds Nest too:thumbup:

 

[bignick31985]

Yeah man. I'll hit you up on FB this weekend if you're free!

 

[DrCue'sProtege]

That is one suh-weet setup! My compliments, I envy you!

r/DCP

 

[fastone371]

Beautiful table, now quit admiring it and go wear out that cloth !!!!!

 

[Lawnboy77]

Looks really great! I like the size of those pockets as well. The much smaller side pockets have become the norm these days and it's fine by me. IMHO side pockets that are 1/2 inch bigger than the corners are too big.

 

[Lawnboy77]

Looks nice but those side pockets are too tight. They shouldn't be the same size as the corners. The smallest you should go on the sides are 4.875".

They are not actually the same size as the corners, he just has the balls much deeper in the shelves.

 

[jtompilot]

Looks like 4.5” corners and 4.75” sides. Looks great to me.

 

[ChrisinNC]

The sides are certainly tighter in relation to the corners, only being 1/4 inch larger. 4.75 inch side pockets should go with a table that has 4.25 inch corner pockets, Just as diamond tour spec tables that have 4.5 inch corner pockets always have 5 inch side pockets. 4.75 inch side pockets are still playable, they are just extremely tough on any shot coming from any sharper than a 45° angle, particularly if the shot has any pace on it.

The cloth work by the installer in the bottom of the side pockets as shown on this table is by far the best I have ever seen.