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Hey quick simple question. I'll delete this post after it gets answered. But was wondering what is the MAXIMUM size a weight hole can be. I've been looking online and can't find it for sure. I believe its 1 1/4 inch but I don't know for sure. Reason why I need to know is I've got a ball with a RICO drill on it and it is rolling over the finger holes. Wanted to try to open up the weight hole a bit more to see if that may get it off the finger holes. Thanks.
Jeremy
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1 1/4" is correct.
If it doesn't fall down the first time, pull out the pistol and make sure it doesn't make the same mistake twice.
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alrighty, thank you much :)
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"Strive to be perfect, that is afterall the only way to become perfect."
"If you compare yourself with others,
you may become vain and bitter;
for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself.
Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans."
Taken from Desiderata
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Above poster is correct, however if you go to the max, do not pitch the hole, otherwise it will go over 1 1/4". If your goal is to move the flare away from the fingers, I would try going deeper first, altering the core. Also, keep the statics in mind, make sure it stays legal.
Hope this helps
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Agreed drill the weight hole deeper as well as you can drill the ring finger hole deeper to try and push the bow tie away from the gripping hole.
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I'd also suggest not deleting the post. This comes up from time to time and is good information to know. What's the sense of having a forum (as opposed to a chat) if the information isn't there later for others to see?
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You have a good point Strider. I just hate cluttering up forums :p. But I'll leave it up. So ended up not actually needing to drill the hole any bigger or deeper (yet). That ball had been sitting for a while, and I haven't used it in over a year. I guess my game has changed enough over the last year that instead of constantly nailing the middle finger hole the last 4 or 5 revs, I am now just to the side of it. It may have helped that I fixed an issue with a bad plug job in the past. Have plugged holes in the track and every one of them had quite the bump. So I fixed that tonight and took it back to 2k grit abralon. Ball rolls a whole lot better now, and as I said, doesn't hit the finger holes anymore. I'll update the post if anything changes.
Jeremy