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Silver Streak/R| BuzzSaw Drilling Guide | Dynamo Drilling Guide | Chainsaw Drilling Instructions |
| Gemstone Drilling Instructions | Starburst Drilling Instructions | Lane #1 Notes |
Please Note:
Because all
bowlers have different positive axis points (PAP) your layouts may not
have the same appearance as the illustrations. Also the layouts are for
right-handed players. Remember to flip or rotate to produce
"mirror-image" for left-handed players.
BuzzSaw Drilling Layouts
| Layout
1 For Higher Tracks & Short Pins |
Layout
2 Length & Control for high Revs |
Layout
3 Stacked - For Medium to Lower Revs |
Layout
4 Power with Control on THS |
| Layout
5 Pin in palm - For Lower Tracks or More Oil |
Layout
6 Axis Leverage - Hole on Axis for Wet / Dry |
Layout
7 Full Roller |
Layout 1 - For Higher tracks & Short Pins
Layout 2 - Length & Control for high Revs
Layout 3 - Stacked - For Medium to Lower Revs
Layout 4 - Power with Control on THS
Layout 5 - For Lower Tracks or More Oil
Layout 6 - Axis Leverage - Hole on Axis for Wet/Dry
Layout 7 - For Full Rollers
Dynamo Drilling Instructions
| Layout
1 Label for Short Pins |
Layout
2 Power with Control on THS |
| Layout
3 For Medium to Lower Revs |
Layout
4 For Lower Tracks, early roll & wet/dry |
| Layout
5 Length for high Revs and Dry Heads |
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Layout 1 - Label for Short Pins
Layout 2 - Power with Control on THS
Layout 3 - Stacked - For medium to Lower Revs
Layout 4 - Pin in Palm - For Lower Tracks, Early Roll, and Wet/Dry
Great for Wet/Dry Lanes with Drier Backends!
- Produces less flare for increased stability and control!
- Creates less entry angle and a more predictable ball path
- Works well on 'Wet/Dry' both front-to-back side-to-side - lane conditions
- Good for Higher Rev Players
Layout 5 - Pro Pin High RG - Length for high Revs and Dry Heads
Chainsaw Drilling Instructions
| Layout
1 Label 1:30 pin |
Layout
2 Negative Pin Label |
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| Layout
3 Label Stacked |
Layout
4 CG Out Leverage |
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| Layout
5 Modified Rico |
Layout
6 Pro Pin CG Strong |
Layout
7 Full Roller |
Layout 1 - Label 1:30 Pin
Layout 2 - Negative Pin Label
Layout 3
Layout 4 - CG Out Leverage
Layout 5 - Modified Rico
Layout 6 - Pro Pin CG Strong
Layout 7 - Full roller
Master Drilling
| Layout
1 5-������¾" Pin to PAP |
Layout
2 4-������¼" Pin to PAP |
| Layout
3 2-������¼" Pin to PAP |
Layout
4 4-������½" Pin to PAP, For Full Rollers |
Note:
For reaction
adjustments, consult the Ball Surface Reaction Guide. Be sure to check
for excess side weight and finger/thumb weight, as a balance hole may
be necessary for any of these layouts. If one is required, draw a line
from the center of the grip through the CG and extend to the PAL. This
will be the location of the balance hole.
Layout 1
- With this layout, we place the pin 5-������¾" from the PAP, above the finger holes, to produce length on drier conditions.
- Next we select a mass bias, MC������², position suitable for our desired breakpoint shape.
- (A) Mass Bias in the ball track - designed to prodce a late and smooth breakpoint
- (B) Mass Bias in the Strong Position - This will produce an earlier and sharper breakpoint than position A. - Good for extreme entry angle!
- (C) Mass Bias on the PAL - produces the earliest breakpoint of the three positions while providing a controllable and "readable" backend. - Works great on heavy oil patterns!
Layout 2
- With this layout, we place the pin 4-������¼" from the PAP. This position will produce medium to high flare, great for players trying to "open up" on a medium to heavy oil lane condition.
- For bowlers with medium to high rev rates, this in position will often produce the most overall hook throughout the entire lane.
- Now select an MC������² position:
- (A) Locate the Mass Bias halfway between the ball track and PAL - designed to produce a sharp breakpoint
- (B) Place the Mass Bias at the PAL for an easier, smoother, breakpoint.
- (C) Place the Mass Bias 2" past the PAL for a very heavy midlane roll on long oil patterns.
Layout 3
- With this layout, select a ball with a pin 3 - 4������½" out from the CG.
- Place the pin 2������¼" from the PAP.
- Locate the MC������² on the players ball track.
- Weigh the ball to ensure static balance is withing 1oz in both left/right and finger/thumb directions. For this particular layout we will not use a balance hole.
- This layout will produce an early roll, a minimum amount of flare and works well for controlling conditions with dry backends.
Layout 4 - For Full Rollers
- For players who track between the fingers and thumb (full rollers), place the major pin 4-������½" from the grip center in the southwest direction.
- If a weight hole is necessary, be sure to locate it 6 ������¾ from the grip center in the direction of either the major pin or MC������² pin.
Basic Drilling Instructions
Layout 1 - Label Drilling
- This layout is considered to be a standard "Label" drill and will produce good length with mild backend reaction.
- Place the center of gravity so as to balance ������½ oz. positive and finger.
- Rotate ball so that the pin (if applicable) is located at 1:30 in relationship to the center of gravity.
- This layout will require no balance hole.
Layout 2 - Leverage Drilling
- This drill pattern is known as a "leverage" drilling. This drilling provides medium length and maximum backend reaction.
- In this layout we place both the pin and center of gravity 3-3/8" from the positive axis point.
- Most often this drill pattern will require a balance hole to remove excess side weight.
- Place the balance hole on the PAP and remove excess side weight down to ������½ ounce positive.
Layout 3 - Axis Weight Drilling
Note: Be sure to select a ball with less than three ounces of top weight!
- This drilling is referred to as "axis" weight. It provides early roll with a smooth, controllable backend.
- Place the center of gravity on the player's positive axis point.
- Rotate the ball so that the pin is located on the line between the PAP and finger holes.
- Place the balance hole on the PAP and remove excess side weight to less than one ounce, This will ensure the balance of the ball is withing USBC specifications.
Lane #1 Drilling Instructions
- Positive side, finger, & top weight increase length and back-end reaction.
- Negative side, thumb, and bottom weight decrease length and back-end reaction.
- Axis holes decrease flare and back-end reaction.
- Pins closer in and under fingers decrease length.
- Pin-outs 3+" and over the fingers increase the length and flip.
- If ending center of gravity is on your pin, CG or on the same rotational plane as those, reaction is enhanced.
Pin Placement:
Zones 1/6 = low flare and weaker reaction
Zones 2/5 = medium flare and medium strength reaction
Zones 3/4 = high flare and strong reaction
As you move the PIN from 0" to 6 3/4" to your PAP, or from zone 1 to zone 6 with your pin placement, you raise the RG of the core. As you get closer to zone 1, the RG is lowered.
Moving the PIN to your PAP results in the ball revving up the quickest. Moving the pin to 6 3/4" from your PAP will result in the ball revving up the slowest.
