macguy AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jan 5, 2009 #22 billiardcue said: A friend of a friend has a 13 year old son that was born with no left thumb. The young man wants to learn to play pool. Need suggestions for good ways to bridge. Maybe this device on his forefinger? View attachment 85153 Click to expand... It would be no problem to make him a glove with a prosthetic thumb built in it. He would even be able to make a closed bridge.
billiardcue said: A friend of a friend has a 13 year old son that was born with no left thumb. The young man wants to learn to play pool. Need suggestions for good ways to bridge. Maybe this device on his forefinger? View attachment 85153 Click to expand... It would be no problem to make him a glove with a prosthetic thumb built in it. He would even be able to make a closed bridge.
conetip AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jan 5, 2009 #23 Neil said: I once played a guy that shot like in the photo. Thought I had an easy game until I saw him play. The second photo works too if you have raised knuckles. Click to expand... Thanks for the pics Neil. That is exactly what I was trying to discribe. A guy comes to Zelienople at 3B's and those are both of his bridges. Neil Lickfold
Neil said: I once played a guy that shot like in the photo. Thought I had an easy game until I saw him play. The second photo works too if you have raised knuckles. Click to expand... Thanks for the pics Neil. That is exactly what I was trying to discribe. A guy comes to Zelienople at 3B's and those are both of his bridges. Neil Lickfold