Simple Layout for Newbie

[drsamraza]

I have seen one post on the BLOG by bowl1820 in which he showed the most simplified diagram of asymmetric drilling. My request to bowl1820 is to kindly, if at all possible, post an image of basic drilling layout for Newbie

Just bought my first Urethane Ball (Blue Hammer by Hammer, 14 lbs.) PAP is 5 over, 3/4 up. Axis tilt 45 Degrees, Axis rotation 10 degrees. Low Rev, low speed (14), Stroker, Setup at 22, lay down at 16, target at 10 th board, 15 feet from the foul line.

Kindly provide the diagram so I can drill it. (It's a long story as to why in the world I want to drill it myself, I have a post about that).

I would be highly obliged.

[bowl1820]

What I showed in that blog was just the basic steps in laying out a ball using a dual angle layout. Those steps would work with any dual angle layout just by changing the appropriate numbers. (The reference line on a symmetrical ball is a line drawn from pin through the Center of gravity)

But I'm not the one to ask for a dual layout suggestion. Maybe some others could suggest one.

But here is a option from Mo Pinel: (Me I'd go with the medium reacting)
http://wiki.bowlingchat.net/wiki/images/b/b7/Mosimplesymmetrical.jpg

There are other ways to layout a ball also, but I'm not prepared to make a "Cheat sheet" on how to do them.

Here is the drill sheet for the Blue Hammer, it has 5 different layouts and what they are for. (But not using the dual system)
http://hammerbowling.com/images/uploads/pdf/CTNH-035_Symmetric_Core_Drill_Sheet.pdf


I would suggest looking at this also.
Motion Enhancement Guide (Pro Sect User Guide)
http://www.turbogrips.com/downloads/ProSectUserGuide.pdf


Also look at the videos here, there are several on laying out a ball and the grip.
http://www.innovativebowling.com/videos.html

[bowl1820]

Heres the medium reacting layout from above
drsamlayout.jpg