got a guy, not quite a roller but has a very high track, 5.875 over 1/4 up is what his shop has measured him to.  put him in a supernova but gave the wrong drilling advice (my fault as I guess I did not ask the right questions and made some assumptions, welcome to the internet i guess)  anyway we laid the first ball out i got a shorter pin as he stated he was on some heavier oil and wanted some mid lane read, had his driller lay it out pin under ring, with the mb 2" right of thumb, resulted in pin being 5" from pap (mistake 1) mistake 2 was not getting his true pap.  so now we are going to punch a second ball up, I will be doing it here, and am looking for some options for this high tracker.

for the record he has thrown two of his team mates balls (who are drilled full roller) and they move hard for him.  he has a TNV and teammate has a TNV, teammate is full roller, his is drilled label.  he tells me that they are night and day hte full roller one moves for him the label does not.  Suggestions on a lay out.  he says his speed is 15-17 depending
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might want to be careful while placing the pin under his fingers. Sometimes with todays flaring balls it might clip the fingers... I am seeing this occur more and more...

knowing that I have a high track .. I would suggest putting the pin above the finger line instead of under.  I rarly have success with pin under, especially with the diamond core.
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Hook him up with a max leverage drill...or close to it.

pin 1" right of ring and kick the MB under the thumbhole.

This will give the ball roll and read while still getting the job done on the backend due to the pin being right of the MB.
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