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charleyball

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Good layout for the Chainsaw
« on: April 20, 2009, 02:30:34 PM »
Getting a used chainsaw this week any suggestions on laying it out for drier conditions.
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T-GOD

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Re: Good layout for the Chainsaw
« Reply #16 on: April 22, 2009, 10:32:19 AM »
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Why is it that whenever I see drilling discussion on Lane #1 balls, 90% of them are "label," "stacked," or some other highly generic layout, and in every other ball company's forums, people actually specify what the drilling is (i.e. 5x4 with 2" pin buffer or 50x4x50)?
Because it's all the same. We choose to keep it simple. If you look at the other manufacturers drill sheets, they all have pin over/under the ring and CG/MB out for their "MAIN" layout. Hope this clarify's your question. =:^D
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Easy10pins

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Re: Good layout for the Chainsaw
« Reply #17 on: April 22, 2009, 10:33:32 AM »
I used the pin axis layout.  THS league nights.  If the ball it outside of 10 at the breakpoint, it makes a nice move to and continuation through the pocket.
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Dan Belcher

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Re: Good layout for the Chainsaw
« Reply #18 on: April 22, 2009, 01:38:04 PM »
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quote:
Why is it that whenever I see drilling discussion on Lane #1 balls, 90% of them are "label," "stacked," or some other highly generic layout, and in every other ball company's forums, people actually specify what the drilling is (i.e. 5x4 with 2" pin buffer or 50x4x50)?
Because it's all the same. We choose to keep it simple. If you look at the other manufacturers drill sheets, they all have pin over/under the ring and CG/MB out for their "MAIN" layout. Hope this clarify's your question. =:^D
I wouldn't know -- I always end up throwing out the drill sheet whenever I buy a ball.  (I also do know that the drill sheet at least tells you the drawings aren't your basis point and if you have a different PAP than the average guy, your "pin over ring" drilling won't end up being pin over ring.  Whether or not the pro shop guy punching up the ball pays attention to this is another story!)
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charleyball

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Re: Good layout for the Chainsaw
« Reply #19 on: April 23, 2009, 10:56:10 PM »
Got to throw the Chainsaw tonite the last game of league.  Left it with box finish pin right of ring finger.  Threw 8 strikes first game with it.  Another Lane #1 ball that will pay for itself in a few weeks no doubt.  This is + to my arsenal when the lanes are drying out.  It allowed me to play direct line to the pocket with a lot of confidence. Thanks to all whom replied.
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Lane #1-Buzzbomb/R
Lane #1-Supernova XP
Lane #1-Chainsaw
Storm-Attitude Shift
Storm-Trama Recovery
Columbia-Wrath SF
Columbia-White Dot
AMF-Radar
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