Del Warren discusses his favorite drill press and the process for measuring/drilling ovals. Replication is key. Getting the thumb hole to feel the same for a customer across all of their bowling balls is very important, and having the proper tools to do so is crucial.
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3:06Using Tape to Find Your Best Bowling Ball Roll
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4:39Bowling Ball Weight Hole Rule Changes
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14:33Mystery Bowling Oil Pattern #1: How to Get Lined Up
Today’s bowling oil patterns are the most complex bowlers have ever faced. Whether you’re tournament bowling or sport shot bowling, getting lined up can be difficult – especially when sport shot leagues and tournaments are choosing not to provide information on the oil pattern. Coach Erik Vermilyea with Track has developed a way for both…
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8:04Understanding You as a Bowler: Bowling Ball PAP
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