[CAUT] Black on Black... (Jack alignment)

[Tim Coates]

Fred,

I think if you re-read Michael Wathen's comments he attributes this  
method to "Garlick".  For those who are too young to remember, that  
would be Bill Garlick.    A person who used to be a very valuable  
member of the PTG.

For me, you are wrong about the rapid flick motion.  But you can do  
that if you want.  You know what works best for you.  It's nice to  
have a good exchange of ideas without one person judging and  
insisting they have the only correct answer.

Tim Coates


On Aug 7, 2007, at 7:13 PM, Fred Sturm wrote:

>     I do like Michael Wathen’s method if it’s used for finding  
> cheating jacks. Very convenient not to have to hold your finger or  
> hand on each hammer. And I’ll suggest that a rapid flick motion  
> rather than a hard press is best to find those borderline cases.  
> Fast as you can, but not necessarily much force, will find them best.

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