I saw a set of mine destroyed by one.
You really sound like a disgruntled person. I don't care if you are the original inventor or if you were some guy that never built it the point I'm saying is why are you bashing me for wanting to build it myself?? Not once did I tell anyone not to buy the machine or that it was overpriced. All I said is I take pride in building something myself cause I love to use my hands and put my own twist on something. There is 100% nothing wrong with me building it myself no matter if it cost me $250 or $500. The reason I like doing it is I have been making my own things for 30 years and love the feeling I get. I take pride in my work and don't lays need to buy something if I feel I can build. Quit bshing me for wanting to build it nd quit saying I can't build same quality for cheaper cause I 100% can.
No, you take pride in copying someone else's invention, no matter what, you're still building a copy!
so you can make it cheaper!!My question is why do you always gotta be such a ray of sunshine?My question is why do you feel the need to let 1,000's of other people know that you're going to copy an American product just because you don't want to buy it like 1'000s of others have? Copy it in private is one thing, but to announce your intentions, then ask for information about the product you're going to copy, from those who've spent the money to buy a Diamond ball polisher
Oh I don't know, maybe because I take this shit personal, when someone comes right out and announced they're intending to copy something I invented
Wtf does this even mean? Easier said than done?
It's unforunate you live in Manitoba. Cause once I'm done building my own take on ball polisher, we could have a get together so we can compare our superior Canadian products that we built for less money....lol
The funny thing is, if I didn't design and build my ball polisher in order for you guys to copy, thereby eliminating the need for your own creativity, what other ball polisher would you be copying in order to build your own?
Seriously the more you reply the more I think you are acting like a baby. Yes you made a good product but now think you are king of the world and if someone builds one it's inferior. You also state that if they copy it they didn't use their own ideas and copied yours but if they tweaked something to make it suit them better ita not the same so inferior.
That's a very interesting point. I'd most likely just keep on doing what I do now, and polish them by hand. I'm definitely not a creative person.
You mean something like I said in the post you quoted...? Here it is again:
So ya, credit where credit is due. You designed a very well conceived and simplistic machine for polishing pool balls. The credit for the continued build quality goes to Diamond. As far as asking your permission to attempt to build my own...? Well, I think Diamond owns the rights yes/no..? ...and honestly I wouldn't seek approval to chisel a wheel out of stone
Absolutely not, I fail to see how there is anyway possible that could happen with a Diamond. That is part of the reason I like it so much, I can turn it on and walk away and not worry.
Cool...agreed!!
Sure can, set it and forget it-sounds familiar. But 100% true. I can’t find one thing I can knock about a Diamond polisher.
Watch the stripes in both of them home made ball polishers, they spin in a perfect circle, look for the strip spinning with the strip, if it don't change its rotation its because the centrifical force of the spin is keeping all the balls spinning on the same axis, which means the balls are not rotating for a 100% buffing shin, but rather polishing the balls like a yoyo. You don't have to believe me, but if you clearly see one strip not rotating while it's spinning, then none of them are rotating while they're spinning.
