Cutting out rail bolt holes
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Diamond uses the carriage bolt and cuts out 1,000's of bolt holes, works everytime and no R&R needed, therefore...no tax deduction neededOTLB said:
Glen
I already posted to these kind of comments you make, I'm sure you'll come across itOTLB said:
Glen
I've been experimenting.... My new bolt hole cutting system....
A propane torch, and a 3/4" socket held with a pair of needle nose pliers. Works GREAT! Perfectly round every time! LOL
A propane torch, and a 3/4" socket held with a pair of needle nose pliers. Works GREAT! Perfectly round every time! LOL
You're obviously left handed and doing it all wrong Josh. The correct technique is to stick the torch between your legs and hold the socket in THE OTHER HAND! Jeez what a rookieDartman said:
That would be my partner Pern13. Any technique issues, please take them up with him. LOL
Thanks anyway, he looks like he's sorta big and probably gets pretty pissed off.
Possible true story.Mr Penguin said:
Tiddler said:
I've perfected the technique on those types of rails. I don't even cut, notch, slice or otherwise mess with the holes. I leave them as-is...set the rails on top of the table and line them up with the holes... then let Pern13 sit on them. Punches right through the cloth! LOL Before I get attacked for improper technique, of course I'm kidding.
Just trying to have fun with you guys. This board gets too serious sometimes in my opinion.Merry Christmas, everyone. Have a good one!
Club Billiards said:I've perfected the technique on those types of rails. I don't even cut, notch, slice or otherwise mess with the holes. I leave them as-is...set the rails on top of the table and line them up with the holes... then let Pern13 sit on them. Punches right through the cloth! LOL Before I get attacked for improper technique, of course I'm kidding.
Merry Christmas, everyone. Have a good one!
Does it work on anything besides Brunswicks....?
How's it work on Chicagoan tables!:grin-square:
One of Barry's ex-Billiard Boys is working on roofs in Dayton now, so how much to have Pern13 perfect his realignment techniques in another area of Research and Development for the industry-:grin-square: :grin-square:
I would, but then I'd have to come up with a good setup for the Diddler on the Roof punchline.