This is probably the best explanation of this that I have seen. Simple and to the point. Thank you.
@joeymcbrayerАй бұрын
Great stuff! I’ve never heard this broken down like this. Thanks, ZVL!
@je42034Ай бұрын
By far the easiest video outlining the layout system and providing explanations THANK YOU
@CliftonDon74Ай бұрын
Great videos ZVL! When folks approach me with questions about arsenal building and such, I have directed them to your channel. Your catalogue of useful videos is helpful and easy for folks to understand. Thanks so much.
@GrumpaBagginsАй бұрын
Finally, a video that goes into the depth that we new bowlers need! Thank you! The only other good video I've seen is The Power of the N.
@BlitzedStrike5220 күн бұрын
To be fair, experienced bowlers do not understand drilling layouts either lol
@GrumpaBaggins20 күн бұрын
@BlitzedStrike52 lol
@PSURace1999Ай бұрын
Would love a no-thumb/2-handed layout video. Keep up the great work!
@byronfranek2706Ай бұрын
The Vector Layout System was originally developed for the Hammer 3D Offset (then called "the Hot Spot Drilling System"), and was eventually adopted by Storm when Mo replaced it with the Dual Angle system, in which the VAL angle replaced the rather klunky pin buffer.
@nordattackАй бұрын
Great explanation. I would add this data is only for Semi-Rollers. For Full Rollers it is much different. You said in your video that the closer the pin is to 3 3/8" from your pap the sharper it is at the break point. The opposite is true for Full Rollers with Leverage layouts. The shorter the pin distance the sharper it is off the break point and at 3 3/8" the ball is the most early and forward. Full Rollers can also position the pin 'past the pap' at various distances. Past pap Full Roller layouts are more like traditional semi-roller layouts as described in this video.
@machinethesun9243Ай бұрын
Good video, still have a question.... when to use a short pin vs. pin down?
@MrSin360Ай бұрын
Awesome video! What are good layouts for high track bowler for different patterns? Are there layouts I should avoid?
@ZVLBowlingАй бұрын
You’ll want to stick to lower Pin to PAP distances (3.75” - 4.25”) for your stronger equipment and go higher for the weaker. You’ll lean toward the lower Pin to PAP distances with your high track
@tryingtobowlgoodАй бұрын
Wish i had this before i drilled my Max Thrill Pearl
@JAW_73Ай бұрын
Short pin to PAP will have the ball revolving closer to the low RG axis at release.
@nicholauscurphey3925Ай бұрын
This is an okay video. It could benefit greatly with a picture of the bowling ball and the angle that you are talking about.
@jayveenaredoАй бұрын
Is there a good layout recommendation for a speed dominant for asym and symmetric? Or is it better to have 1 for both?
@ZVLBowling29 күн бұрын
I’d always recommend stronger layouts for speed dominant bowlers (Pin to PAP distances between 4” - 4.5”) and I’d go with one layout to start
@jayveenaredo29 күн бұрын
@ZVLBowling thank you so much
@MikeSmith-er7sz14 күн бұрын
Mo Pinel!
@MichaelSangirardiАй бұрын
Do you think there is any sense to puting a weak / pin down (40° x 4-1/4" x 75°) layout on a stong ball like a radical conspiracy for example? Or are you better finding a weaker ball with the stronger layout?
@videll7kellyАй бұрын
U have anything for slow ball speed and Rev dominant
@ZVLBowlingАй бұрын
Yep, I have a vid explaining how to make an arsenal for rev dominant bowlers
@lazyarrowАй бұрын
Having a VAL angle less than 20 degrees is not recommended as it may cause issues with flaring over holes.
@KennyGrinolsАй бұрын
I understand you're trying to help people by regurgitating the Dual Angle write up into video format to benefit viewers, but it's still important to do so accurately. Flare is not consistent between Symmetric and Asymmetric balls. Your video presentation is accurate for Symmetric balls, but when dealing with Asym balls, Flare continues to increase beyond the 3.5" pin to pap distance, not decrease as you listed.
@ZVLBowlingАй бұрын
Flare doesn’t increase from 3.5” Pin to PAL, it stays relatively the same for an asym (only if the drilling angle is lower). To get more detailed, because of the asymmetry the ball will flare a similar amount between 3.5” and 6”, but the reaction to friction will change. A longer pin equates to a more controlled reaction to friction, while a shorter pin equates to a sharper reaction. HOWEVER, this only matters if the drilling angle is low. Thanks for fact checking as if helped me notice a small error!
@KennyGrinolsАй бұрын
@@ZVLBowling Whether flare will increase or decrease beyond 3.5" pin to pap is determined by the strength of the asymmetry of the core, in combination with both the drill angle (higher angles not lower as you stated) and also lower VAL angles. This is to be expected, logically, as lower val angles will increase the asymmetry of the post-drilled numbers. Drill depths also matter as the core post drilled numbers are what we're really measuring, but the data shows multiple examples of flare increasing well beyond 3.5" pin to pap in the Asymmetric ball data.
@reneleroux266117 күн бұрын
I tried to follow your explanations, but I think you were speaking a different language. I've been bowling longer than you are old and none of this makes sense to me.
@erici9025Ай бұрын
General assumptions that aren't correct and add to miss information like many other videos. If only someone who designs bowling balls not pushing an agenda did a video and showed the on lane results and computer data why this isnt true.....oh what they did.
@seanwang38Ай бұрын
Can you please do a video about the various types of 2LS layouts? 🥹