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clintdaley

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Pure Approach Clinic....
« on: October 21, 2006, 01:44:43 PM »
Everything went great...I was drilling from around noon till 930.....total of 35 drilled balls and 4 blanks, for a total of 39 balls out the door and had a total of 40 participants today between the 2 sessions. And that doesn't include the 10 AMF balls I am drilling bar5003 tomorrow morning!

A big thank you to all the ballreviews members who came down today, and a VERY BIG THANKS to Carl Hurd (cgproshop) Ken Reitz (kreitz) and Mark (cgproshopscoot) for helping out in the shop...

Clint
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Bar5003

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Re: Pure Approach Clinic....
« Reply #16 on: October 23, 2006, 03:32:01 PM »
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hey britton, just don't take that to usbc nationals! They would probably try to plug and redrill it!! The hole will probably be TOO BIG!

Ken Reitz



i agree ken...they are very picky sometimes at nationals...it is LEGAL but they may put up a fight!


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Never understood why the PBA allowed balance holes of 1 3/8 to be used, but yet, if U come home to league and use that ball, I would be violating a rule since USBC only allows 1 1/4 balance hole to be used....I guess its along the lines of being able to sand half a ball on the PBA but in non PBA comp the entire ball must be the same surface.


one of the ongoing problems in bowling clint...you have our PBA "the best in the world" a PROFESSIONAL organization which doesn't even follow the rules set down by our national sanctioning body the USBC...how does that work?!?


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kreitz

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Re: Pure Approach Clinic....
« Reply #17 on: October 23, 2006, 03:40:44 PM »
bowlersdream; if you drill a 1 1/4" hole in a ball, depending on the type coverstock being drilled, it might be oversized because of the heating and cooling characteristics of that coverstock!Also,everyone's 1 1/4" bits are really all different sizes depending on the machining tolerances used! If you can get a way with it, always use  a bit smaller than 1 1/4" for balance holes, especially on balls that are to be taken to the USBC National tourney!  

Ken Reitz