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Prisoner of GRİZZLY (11)
Re: Prisoner of GRİZZLYby Fadil Olguner 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Prisoner of GRİZZLY) was posted by Fadil Olguner, on 9/7/2008 3:00:59 PM:
| hello Peter.I think I have solved the control problem a little bit.As you have written I also have good shots with it but control the ball is very difficult.I put virgin cork on the blade and on the cork I glued Grizzly ,it is more controllable now because the speed degrees.This effected spin reversal a little bit degrees but not much.I am not sure my blade is legal now but as far as I know cork is also obtained from a tree ,so it is a kind of wood.So I think there will be no problem.Keep me posted.Thanks |