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==Mo & Friends== ...owlingchat.net/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=69 The how and why behind Asymmetrical balls]<br />

== The following is copied from Mo's article in the June 2010 issue of Bowling This Month. == ...r designs, and all pin in balls with total diffs. of less than .039”." --- Mo Pinel

...Truth_about_Drilled_Balls.pdf|The Truth About Drilled Balls Article]] - by Mo Pinel ...out_Drilled_Balls_Seminar.pdf|The Truth About Drilled Balls Seminar]] - by Mo Pinel

* [[:Image:Differential-Mo_Pinel-Nov_10.pdf‎|Differential Ratio]] - By Mo Pinel, article from the November issue of BTM. * [[:Image:The_Shape_of_Things_to_come.pdf|The Shape of Things To Come]] - Mo Pinel's 2019 Ball Motion Preview

* Using this notation, here are some examples of how certain balls' angular velocity vectors are oriented: a ball with no side roll and no til ==Conclusion by Mo==

'''This is an excerpt from the thread "The how and why behind MB/Asymmetrical balls" in the forum where I make an attempt to describe the RG profile of a bowli The first time I met Mo, I asked him to give me a question that I could work on to better understan

You absolutely need to have studied [[:File:DualAngle.pdf|Mo's Dual Angle Layout Technique]] article in the wiki before continuing here. '''''Ratios determine the balls break shape.'''''

These are some quick facts posted by mo on various parts of the forum.<br />  (For symmetrical balls): You're getting pretty good. Put the balance hole on the VAL 2" below the