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General Category => Drilling & Layouts => Topic started by: Urethane Game on February 09, 2004, 10:23:08 PM
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What are the ideal pin specs for this type of ball drilling? I know I need low top but should I stick with shorter pins or longer pins?
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lower
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For axis leverage 3 3/8 is ideal, also bring dry backends and a ton of hand!
REgards,
Luckylefty
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More of a pin axis either on a 3 or 2 piece urethane.
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My experience with axis weight has been all with 3 piece balls like a Wine U Dot, Gold Dot and PC3. In the past, I have tried to get the ball back as close to zero positive as possible.
Balls with side weight close to 1 oz, like my Gold Dot originally, never got into a roll. A few years back I had a UDot drilled axis but for whatever reason, higher top I think, the ball thumped. I track high but it was never a problem with any of the other balls. We compared it to my PC3 and there was no difference in hole position etc.
I am concerned because back in the day, I believe the hole size could be bigger in diameter. So I am wondering if it is even possible to achieve the same reaction I did with axis weight with the bigger hole.
I appreciate your help.
Edited on 2/10/2004 9:07 PM
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I will be drilling 3 piece Urethane or 2 piece Urethane. Perhaps even a Beastmaster. All balls will be high RG. It isn't a matter of getting the ball to start up but rather to lay off on the back end.
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I have a Beast Pearl with a pin out about 1" drill axis and it doesn't do much, but other balls with longer pins will get more turn at the breakpoint.
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Thanks
Bill
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