NV B.56 - Bob Jewett's ten-times-fuller system

[GetMeThere1]

Interesting observation--and one that could come in VERY handy every once in awhile!

[DrDaveBilliards]

@GetMeThere1

Agreed ... this can be useful when it does come up (which isn't often).

[JackOinCT66]

@DrDaveBilliards Dave - your work is excellent - Thanks - I recognized Bob Jewett system from one of Robert Byrnes books - this explanation really brought it home. Only one negative comment - It looks like his pool table is in Hannibal Lecter's Cell - Yikes!

[DrDaveBilliards]

@JackOinCT66

I'm glad you like my work. Please help spread the word about my stuff.

The table is mine, and that was the basement in my previous house. I actually miss that basement ... it was cool.

If you have seen any of my newer videos, you will see that my table has a much better home now (although, it has less "character").

[kolaas2006]

the biggest problem would be the measuring I think...

[DrDaveBilliards]

Agreed ... you do need to be able to visualize 1/10 of a distance. You can use your cue to help, but it can still be difficult (unless the shot is aligned with a rail, where you can count diamonds).

[capoman1]

I didn't quite understand the last shot. I will watch it some more.

[forcefollow]

Great vid, thanks Dave, the cussing would have been nice to see. I would really like to hang out with you and bob one day. Thanks again.

Marcus

[DrDaveBilliards]

Thanks Marcus. Maybe Bob will let me include the cussing next time.

It would be fun to get together some day.  It's always fun to have "new blood" around the high-speed camera.

Keep up the great work with your instructional vids.

Catch you later,

Dave

[r3xx]

Lol, nice tutorial great last line

[NYCBambu]

Honesty at its best, gotta love it!

[BillyJackets]

If it doesn't go I'm going to give up pool forever, roflmao spoken like a true pool player, thanks for the great info Bob