Interesting study, the lift method definitely does show off the importance of wax! Seems like a lot of variables considering some pucks would slide while others remained put. It would be interesting to create some sort of flicking device that could be calibrated to flick with the same force every time. Then you could measure how far the pucks slide given the same flick. Could even patent such a device to sell to Crokinole tournament holders to verify proper board prep before games.
Interesting study, the lift method definitely does show off the importance of wax! Seems like a lot of variables considering some pucks would slide while others remained put. It would be interesting to create some sort of flicking device that could be calibrated to flick with the same force every time. Then you could measure how far the pucks slide given the same flick.
Could even patent such a device to sell to Crokinole tournament holders to verify proper board prep before games.
Go Pack!
could you use an orbital buffer pad & drill..?