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Okay I would Love to see the "Chohan" solution. I will endeavor to find one I can replicate at a decent percentage. 😉

FIRST! Be a Shot Maker was the Gold in my lessons from Backward Jan. Those $20 lessons were money well spent. So Lefty just replied with this. Pocketing the 15 and leaving the above picture for the game ball. Wonder if Lefty is up to it 😉. Missed the cut Shot. But it's in the Jaws. Game ball...

Sure will set it and photo at attempt 1. The result. So well weak if playing Efren or Chohan 🤷‍♂️ but adequate in a C game. (I hope ) 😉 So my morning session continues with the other hand getting the reply shot. Lefty loves a challenge and off we go. 😉

A favorite practice shot is two in line on the spot and in hand from the kitchen. It has however been so long that I Don T remember the solution. 😉 should make for a fun morning fitness session. 🤷‍♂️ Oh What Fun!

My first attempt produced a similar result. I did it before seeing your solution. 🤷‍♂️ So my rusty dusty one pocket game is still....well okay 😉 I sure miss the chap one pocket games.

I try to simulate competition in my practice by playing one hand against the other.

The Lazer secret aiming technique 😉. Finding the contact point. Then mental mark with a Lazer point on the object ball. Then connect the dots. I Won! A hole in one is A way to start the day. A cold start is the part I strive to perfect. My method is uh well a carpenter's method. Or perhaps...

That triggers a memory in Tri Cities weekly 9 ball race to 4 it was rack your own. My opponent knew how to gap the back to move the 9 ball to the corner. He made it his first break and racked again. This time I inspected the rack and confirmed the gap but didn't object. Sure enough it was wired...

The template rack does make a 9 ball break available, knowing it and hitting it are not one and the same. 🤷‍♂️ My victory over John Schmidt in the race to 2 nine ball, on a 7 foot Diamond. I made the 9 on the break the first rack! He gave me The Look as he racked again. He wasn't sure if I...

Had to let this one sit a while but 😉 upon further review.....my flying wing of construction scraps serves the removable rack function as well as any I have experienced. The care of the table and racking area should be paramount. Banging balls on my table will get only 1 warning if at all. 🤷‍♂️...

Oh, I see now. 👍 An interesting uh? Concept! Yes that's interesting.

I am picturing (uh in my mind) 😉 a contraption that would be cumbersome and or unwieldy. I am fine with My solution for my use. However I would be interested in Seeing your invention. 🤷‍♂️

Definitely the Better Mouse Trap! 👍 Gotta hope they do well. I didn't see a price but Shirley a bargain. 👍

Uh???...Not exactly. Picture this My self built rack collection. The flying A design prevailed over the diamond 9 ball rack uh prototype experimental. The flying A curling in the same manner but a softer roll, so it lays nicely under the balls. So the care and handling of the rack is Impotant...

I can't picture what a 2 piece template would look like or how it could be removed. My home table is trained and it's possible to freeze all the balls using my backless flying wing rack. Bar tables often just don't want the balls to stay tight. Probably from. Amateur players that constantly...

I purchased the magic rack and just use it for a template, Making paper racks for my own personal use. Should be OK with the copyright laws. 🤷‍♂️

And oh yeah the "tuck tuck fold fold" from my favorite movie Multiplicity. Becomes the tuck tuck roll roll. I think I will go roll another. 😉

Strong enough to be rolled and concealed carry capable. It rolls into the handy Dandy plumbers cue extender.

Here you go. 😉 The high gloss paper from my carpenters magazine Is stronger and lasts longer than note paper. 🤷‍♂️ the field repair on the note paper keeps it in the 9 ball game.

Well I am so cheap that I traced the magic rack to a sheet of note paper and cut it out with a razor knife.