Thanks LL
I only posted it as I feel (my opinion) that the whole cgnomaddah thing is going to lead to a great disservice to the bowling community, although starting cg location has been proven that it matters minimally (although hit is visibly different to me) we have to consider ending cg location when drilling, by telling the general public and drillers that the cg location doesnt matter, i think you are going to see another stong influx of label drilled balls as uneducated (read, not up to the latest and greatest info, not necessarily bad at what they do)will just tell their customer that cg doesnt matter and start doing the whole label thing agian.  when in reality that starting point of cg location dictates tremendously where one will end up at after all drilling is done.  and one does not have to drill into the core to alter reaction, a big shallow hole will do more to a ball then a small deep on

from the stand point of defining a reacttion, starting position of cg matters greatly.  this argument of whether it matters or not, took the wrong direction, it is where that mass ends up at that will dicate the end movement of that ball, and because of that CG location and starting top weight need to be considered along with depth of fingers/thumb and location of x hole to fine tune

anytime you remove mass for an unbalanced item to balance it, you have basically moved that mass to a another location by removing it from one.  this can all be done without ever altering the cores shape via a wieght hole
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