JAM MECH Aluminum Triangle Rack.

What's going on YouTube? Today's video is going to be on this aluminum triangle rack. I got this aluminum triangle rack from Yammech Machines. It is a custom automotive design. As you can see, this is the triangle itself. One reason why I bought it, as you can see, it says never miss. If you get the picture of it, the irony of it, because it has, I don't want to say it, because I might get copyright infringements and all that stuff and civilly, but this is an aluminum triangle rack. I got this because I wanted to see how my brakes are when I'm just using a triangle, but to contact him, his name is James Taylor. He is a local CNC machinist. He is from my area here in Clarksville, Tennessee, and this is his information. I'll put all his information on the description so that you can get it, but the thing is, let's go ahead and try this rack because I already tried it and I'll show you how it racks the balls and how it breaks. So now let's go ahead and write the 10 ball rack. So just throw all the balls in. I'll put the 2 and 3 on the side and of course the 10 in the middle. And when you place it, when you place the balls in the triangle, as you can see all the balls pretty much touching. This is, this is CNC'd, so this is going to be pretty accurate. It's not just, it's not just cut aluminum and put them together. So and that's with the triangle off and pretty much you can see all pretty much the balls are touching. I see a gap in the middle, but I can live with that and that's why we're using the triangle rack so that we can simulate a triangle rack place. For the 10 ball brake, I like breaking in the middle of the table itself and elevating my bridge. So this is how the rack will look like for a triangle rack for 10 ball and I'll be using a full carbon fiber braking. I'm going to go ahead and write 9 ball, so let's go ahead and start doing that. This is the 9 ball rack. Just going to throw them all in there. Get it on the hitch foot string and if you look closely how everything is lined up perfectly, there's like no gaps on the rack itself for 9 ball, which is very important when you rack anything and then when I remove the rack and then if you come in close on the video itself, you can see pretty much no gaps. It's almost and it's a perfect hand rack and this is what I wanted to see how it plays with a regular triangle rack because a lot of places I play, especially for the tournament, they use a regular triangle rack and they don't use the templates. With the template, it's easy to make the wing ball and you can control the one ball and try to hopefully run out, but with this, this gives you a random pattern and we're going to go ahead and break and see how the spread looks and I'll do a rack of 10 ball to simulate what a 10 ball rack would look like because I don't have all my complete 8 ball set because I don't really like practicing 8 ball. So this rack is done with the aluminum triangle rack, so I'm going to go ahead and try breaking this. I'm going to be using my full carbon fiber brick here and see how the spread looks. Well, the biggest difference between using a hand rack, which is using this aluminum triangle rack versus a template rack. With a template rack, you're getting a consistent break all the time, but this gives you randomness. As you can see, I just made the one ball on the side and a somewhat difficult shot on the two ball, but that is what I want. Something a little bit different and this will give me that consistency where it's going to be different, yet the balls are still tight and I will be using this, especially practicing this when I go to Vegas because sometimes I'll be using the triangle rack over there versus a template rack because if you notice on a template rack, I got screwed by the ref because they removed the rack and they didn't place the ball exactly where it was placed and gave my opponent a shot and that kind of put me on tilt and the guy ran out on me and of course won that set. Hopefully this video was informative. If you haven't already, hit the subscribe button, hit the like button, and leave a comment down below. Thank you for watching and see you next time. Thank you for watching. Please subscribe me. Don't forget the thumbs up. Bye-bye.