Do we have a physics expert in the house.

ceebee

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
Some friends of mine (other members of the Pool & Billiard Industry) & I would like to enlist or hire a physics expert, to do some high powered calculations for us & the Pool World.
 
Some friends of mine (other members of the Pool & Billiard Industry) & I would like to enlist or hire a physics expert, to do some high powered calculations for us & the Pool World.

Unrelated, but just a short while ago Darren Appleton was on Facebook, posting photo's of him using the BreakRak, and folks were asking about whether they could buy one...perhaps you ought to make an appearance there :p

Hope someone jumps in to help your physics issue
 
Some friends of mine (other members of the Pool & Billiard Industry) & I would like to enlist or hire a physics expert, to do some high powered calculations for us & the Pool World.
In general, what sort of calculations?
 
Yes, I saw his post on Facebook. The BreakRAK is new for him.... Thanks for the update
 
Some friends of mine (other members of the Pool & Billiard Industry) & I would like to enlist or hire a physics expert, to do some high powered calculations for us & the Pool World.
If you post or PM me a description of what you want, I can let you know what it would take (and/or if it is possible).

Regards,
Dave
 
"Do we have a physics expert in the house"



Yes, may i help you?
yi0k3.jpg
 
sideloads on the shaft during the shot

In general, what sort of calculations?

Hello Mr Jewett, my friend, a cuemaker, has designed a machine to test shaft wood.

Knowing the sideloads, at different speeds & different distances off center, would be a big help in testing cue shafts for squirt. My friend thinks his new machine will be a boon to the Billiards industry.
 
I agree with asking Bob J. or Dave A. However, not to be overlooked, is the resident physics expert on the forums. He has repeatedly pointed out the many errors Bob and Dave have made in their testing, and he also has had physics in high school and went on from there to one or two semesters of physics in college! Hard to beat those kind of credentials! I believe he goes on here by Spin-Master....no, that's not it,.....English! Yeah, that's it! Might want to get his input on any testing to be done first.
 
I'm a mechanical engineer. I suggest you google "strain gauge", do a little research, and see if that does the trick for you. Your description of the calculation to be done was a little light to suggest anything else at this time.
 
I agree with asking Bob J. or Dave A. However, not to be overlooked, is the resident physics expert on the forums. He has repeatedly pointed out the many errors Bob and Dave have made in their testing, and he also has had physics in high school and went on from there to one or two semesters of physics in college! Hard to beat those kind of credentials! I believe he goes on here by Spin-Master....no, that's not it,.....English! Yeah, that's it! Might want to get his input on any testing to be done first.

You're a real funny old man, Neil.

Maybe that guy trolling you with that thread should have posted a video of your comedy act.

Oh wait, trolling is not comedy.

No wonder the OP didn't die laughing but instead PMd me today.

I wish I had seen this thread first as he was not clear he was talking about wood instead of manufactured shafts.

When are you trying out for the comedy hour? I hear they are accepting applications for trolls that think they are comedians.
 
Last edited:
Ceebee,

Is your friend trying to build a machine that will predict the potential squirt that a dowel will produce when made into a shaft?
 
Back
Top