I'm planning on drilling a Track Spare+ for a plastic ball tournament and for Nationals. My favorite layouts are as follows:
30 x any distance x 60
20 x any distance x 50
50 x any distance x 10
00 x 5.75" x 70
Would it be better to drill it to arc? Or to have some angle? Or does it not matter?
Speed: 15-16mph
RPMs: 375
Axis tilt: 8*
Axis Rotation: 35*
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Spare ball with a Core
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Spare ball with a Core
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Re: Spare ball with a Core
You’ll want a strong layout and a crap load of surface if you’re wanting to use it to strike, and it’s still a down and in shot
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Re: Spare ball with a Core
I'm looking to use it as a spare ball and then for a primary when things are completely torched at Nationals. Something along those lines.
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Re: Spare ball with a Core
If you're doing that, you're in the wrong part of the lane, especially at 375RPM.sethketelsen wrote: ↑March 17th, 2020, 1:47 am I'm looking to use it as a spare ball and then for a primary when things are completely torched at Nationals. Something along those lines.