Floaters & sinkers

Brent,
Do the ones that sink, sink immediately? Or do they sink slowly as they give out bubbles?
 
BHQ said:
back in those days,
i paid more attention to miss douglas or miss whatever her name was :thumbup:
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The Miss Douglas that taught Mike( Palmetto Cue ) and I weighed about 300lbs and was darked than the eight ball! You must have been one horny devil!!

Larry
 
BHQ said:
immediately
whatcha thinkin?
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I was guessing the ones that gave off bubbles were taking on liquid faster and therefore sank. But I would have been more convinced that was the case had it taken them a minute or two to sink instead of sinking immediately.
 
cueman said:
I was guessing the ones that gave off bubbles were taking on liquid faster and therefore sank. But I would have been more convinced that was the case had it taken them a minute or two to sink instead of sinking immediately.
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i've got a few coring dowels, came from this same batch of shafts
after i turn them round, i'll weigh a handfull, and see how they react in the resolute
stay tuned
same channel
 
weight is irrelivante to specifis gravity

The denser shafts may have had a higher sugar content. Denser. Like me!
Were the floaters vacume cured and the sinkers kiln cuerd?
I thought this may have been a tip thread. Bad tips sink. Good ones float.
Good test for old tips.
Nick :)
 
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