Basically, no skilled driller needs instructions - at least on a simple symmetrical ball like the Toxic. Strong asymmetrical pieces often need special care, and if you show up with an exotic piece it is always helpful to have some description or drilling instructions at hand.
Nevertheless, do not worry, but discuss what you want to achieve with the ball and its layout for your game. In the worst case you might end up with a label drill - fits everyone, the driller even does not need your PAP for it, but it is nothing more than a generic layout. A "proper" setup will take your PAP, style, speed and revs into account and make a big difference.
Just to be sure, discuss and have the driller explain what he does. You are the client, anyway, and there's always something to be learnt - either about ball setup, or the driller...
Good luck, though!
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