Also, I would get one of those laser temp gauges so you can check the actual surface temp of the ball.
You would need to be carefull. You need to keep rotating the ball to avoid a real hot spot. You also need to wipe the oil off. I have a Revivor oven and it blows hot air around the ball, as it rotates. There is also a pad on the bottom to wipe off the oil.
Also, I would get one of those laser temp gauges so you can check the actual surface temp of the ball.
I will stick with the hot soapy water bath. It is a cool idea and would love to hear how easy it is to keep a constant temp without getting too hot.
Equipment:
Motiv: Forza, Forza Redine, Venom Shock, Tag
Storm: Sky Rocket
Track 100P Spare Ball
To be drilled: Motiv Jackal
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Storm Crossroad, Roto Grip Defiant, DV8 Too Reckless, Brunswick Avalanche Urethane
Ball Speed: 18Mph
Rev Rate: 450
Current average: 199
High game: 300
High Series: 769
Man I have heard some crazy ideas but this is just scary!
In the Bag: Hammer Nail, Smoke and Fire #13 RG (2.53) Diff (.055) - Bowling a 189 Game
Open Average: 171 High Open Game: 226
Tweener; Deep; Medium Loft; Low Backswing ; Speed: 12 MPH
- Ed
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Equipment: Hammer 1st Blood (RICO Layout @1500 Polished), Hammer Taboo (RICO Layout @2000 Polished), Hammer Taboo Blue/Silver (RICO Layout @4000), Storm Natural Pearl, Hammer Razyr, Ebonite Maxim
League Average (THS): 207
High Game Score: 279 (9 in a row)
High 3 Game Series: 788
PAP: 5 3/4 right 1/4 up
Ball Speed: Mid 15-16 (Tweener)
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Storm Crossroad, Roto Grip Defiant, DV8 Too Reckless, Brunswick Avalanche Urethane
Ball Speed: 18Mph
Rev Rate: 450
Current average: 199
High game: 300
High Series: 769
The revivor oven brings out the best reaction on the ball. I have my own ball spinner as well. I've tried the hot water bath method, dishwasher method, resurface the ball, the the revivor oven. The oven works the best. Resurfacing was the 2nd best. I never found any major change when using the hot water bath or dishwasher method. I've never tried actually putting the ball in the oven. When I did the dishwasher method, I did it wrong and used the hottest setting. A few days, my ball cracked. The kitchen oven method works, somewhat, but you have to make sure you rotate the ball. You also need to put a pan underneath, to catch the oil. I've heard good & bad things about using the kitchen oven. You just have to make sure the significant other doesn't know about it.
- Ed
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Equipment: Hammer 1st Blood (RICO Layout @1500 Polished), Hammer Taboo (RICO Layout @2000 Polished), Hammer Taboo Blue/Silver (RICO Layout @4000), Storm Natural Pearl, Hammer Razyr, Ebonite Maxim
League Average (THS): 207
High Game Score: 279 (9 in a row)
High 3 Game Series: 788
PAP: 5 3/4 right 1/4 up
Ball Speed: Mid 15-16 (Tweener)
In the Bag: Hammer Nail, Smoke and Fire #13 RG (2.53) Diff (.055) - Bowling a 189 Game
Open Average: 171 High Open Game: 226
Tweener; Deep; Medium Loft; Low Backswing ; Speed: 12 MPH
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Right handed, ex-cranker now a power tweener approx. 350 - 400 RPM's PAP 4 1/2" over 1" up high league sanctioned game 300 high league sanctioned series 788
Bill
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