Analyze this puck - Page 3

#21: Post by **spearfish25** » January 31st, 2016, 6:39 am

It is decidedly so.

#22: Post by **drgary** » January 31st, 2016, 10:07 am

wearashirt wrote:Shawn, can you elaborate your methodology in using a spirit level? I've always wanted to use one, but didn't think that the grill of the machine or its top were reliably perpendicular, to use as a surface for the bubble level. (My machine has adjustable feet.)

Not Shawn, but you could place the level against the bottom of your group because it is the group that needs to be level anyway.

January 31st, 2016, 11:47 am

exactly so. (The group is level, my photo isn't...)

#24: Post by **MCALheaven** » January 31st, 2016, 2:42 pm

It actually makes sense that fines left behind in your grinder would be the first thing in the bottom of the basket on your next shot, assuming that there are fines left in the grinder.

#25: Post by **Marcelnl** » February 1st, 2016, 2:06 am

And don't forget to measure if it's also level in the other axis....

February 1st, 2016, 9:33 am

DaveC wrote:As an expert in puckology, I give you my reading below:

This is the time to pursue your own unique vision-don't pay any attention to those who'll project their own self-doubt onto you by criticizing your efforts or downplaying your potential. Your ability to see things with fresh eyes will be your ticket to making things happen-approach old problems in new ways. If you fail, pick up, try something else, and keep going. You'll need determination, chutzpah, and a strong cup of coffee, but you will make it work

This is worthwhile to read Dave.

Albeit amusing as well!