Finger extensions
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Well, they were apparently determined illegal for this year's WPC, so I don't think their use would be up for consideration. I can't imagine that many vendors are going to start making them... Earl's were obviously "hand made". It looked like modified toilet paper tubes with hockey or duct tape. Brutal in their construction, but ingeniuos in their use. Probably easy to improve on, even with a suitcase of beer.Bucko said:
Top Spin,
Thanks for the reply. I have thought about making a glove like that, but instead I made a 6 inch tube to set my hand on top of. Now I can do a jump shot from the center of the table because my bridge hand is very stable.
Bucko
Well, they were apparently determined illegal for this year's WPC, so I don't think their use would be up for consideration. I can't imagine that many vendors are going to start making them... Earl's were obviously "hand made". It looked like modified toilet paper tubes with hockey or duct tape. Brutal in their construction, but ingeniuos in their use. Probably easy to improve on, even with a suitcase of beer.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the reply. I have thought about making a glove like that, but instead I made a 6 inch tube to set my hand on top of. Now I can do a jump shot from the center of the table because my bridge hand is very stable.
Bucko
Well, they were apparently determined illegal for this year's WPC, so I don't think their use would be up for consideration. I can't imagine that many vendors are going to start making them... Earl's were obviously "hand made". It looked like modified toilet paper tubes with hockey or duct tape. Brutal in their construction, but ingeniuos in their use. Probably easy to improve on, even with a suitcase of beer.
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From what I know, Earl uses standard business cards and then fits them around his fingers. Try that, seems to work for him.
Eydie
Eydie
hummm dumb question. what is a finger extension. does someone have a pic? i just cant picture it.