Recent content by colodiscgolfer

any1 else see the irony in having a memorial disc called a nuke? I bet these don't go over too well at the Japan open...

now you're picking on the lions? Do you take candy from babies and push around crippled children too?

this thread starts with a question about the bag and ends up being a review of the phenix core bag: http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5264&highlight=phenix+core still loving mine.

More like showing Lebron travelling on his way to a dunk... Which they do

That is correct. We're working under the assumption that he's outside 10m, but it's still a foul that would result in a penalty

I don't think it comes down to the 10m rule because the disc is still in his hand when the knee touches. You can't have part of your body touching the playing surface ahead of the mark before release regardless of distance to the pin. If the disc had left his hand already, and he's outside 10m...

Here's what I'd start out with if I had it to do all over again with the discs currently available: Driver: Discraft Stalker- straightest driver out there, and easy to control even if you don't possess much power. This is a disc that can stay in your bag as you gain power too because it has...

I'm gonna have to call shenanigans on the dive putt on the last shot. It's a foot fault... or rather a knee fault because his right knee hits the ground ahead of the marker prior to release. Here's the 8:13 freeze frame that shows his right knee down in front of the marker and the disc is still...

depending on the file format you did these in in autocad, it could be compatible with solid works, and turning it into a 3D file would be as simple as cutting the drawing in half, and making it an object of revolution around an axis. Once it is in a 3D format, the drafting is much easier. Just...

How good of an arm do you have in general? Are you pretty good at throwing an ultimate frisbee disc, baseball, football, etc... ? If you are already fairly accomplished at throwing something else, your learning curve will be steeper and you'll outgrow some of the very understable discs rather...

Think this one has a shot at winning?

http://www.protogenic.com/Durable-Prototypes.aspx The PG606 Shore D Urethane would be a great option for a disc

There are stereolithography machines that are capable of printing in very durable plastics with nice surface finishes, though there are also ones that will be very rough, and fragile. You just have to spend a little more if you want the good stuff.

found a pic of the buzzz, here it is:

I have a cryztal Z buzzz that is now wall plastic that I got from a tournament earlier this year that fits the bill. I don't know if there are any left, but if you PM me, I can give you the contact info of the TD so you could inquire about a purchase (along with a pic of the buzzz in question)...