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5.1.2 Oval terminology: Starting Bit, Oval Width, Oval Degrees, Taper
Oval terminology: Starting Bit, Oval Width, Oval Degrees, Taper 5.1.2 glossary TODO — write this page. ```html Before working with Spectre Cloud's oval calculator, it helps to have a clear understanding of the four key terms used throughout the oval thum...
5.1.3 Vertical cut (V) vs. Horizontal cut (H) — what they mean physically
Vertical cut (V) vs. Horizontal cut (H) — what they mean physically 5.1.3 concept When making oval cuts at the drill press, the operator physically moves the ball relative to the drill bit along one of two axes to remove material and elongate the pilot ...
5.1.4 How oval degree affects pitch inside the oval
How oval degree affects pitch inside the oval 5.1.4 concept When a thumb hole is round, vertical pitch and lateral pitch act independently — each one influences the thumb along its own axis without affecting the other. When the hole is oval, this indepe...
4.3.2 Entering span measurements (Full Span and Cut to Cut)
Entering span measurements (Full Span and Cut to Cut) Span measurements define the distance between the thumb hole and each finger hole on a bowling ball. Spectre Cloud supports two primary sp...
4.3.3 Inputing Vertical and Lateral pitch for fingers
Forward and lateral pitch for fingers 4.3.3 measurement Pitch describes the angle at which each finger hole is drilled into the ball — not straight down, but tilted in a specific direction to match the natural resting ...
4.3.4 CLT (Corrected lateral tilt) angle and its effect on lateral pitch
CLT (Corrected lateral tilt) angle and its effect on lateral pitch When a bowler places their hand on a ball during a fitting, the natural resting angle of the fingers is rarely perfectly vertical. Corrected Lateral T...
2.1.2 How language affects measurement labels and UI text
2.1.2 setting When you change the display language in Spectre Cloud, more than just menu text changes. Button labels, field names, span type abbreviations, measurement unit labels, and instructional text throughout the interface all update to reflect the se...
2.2.1 Bowler Hand — setting your default (RH / LH)
2.2.1 setting The Bowler Hand default setting controls whether new bowler profiles and new spec sheets are pre-filled as right-handed or left-handed. It is a time-saving convenience — nothing more. You can always change the handedness on any individual bowl...
2.2.2 Grip Type — Finger Tip vs. Conventional as default
2.2.2 default The Grip Type setting controls which grip style is pre-selected when you create a new spec sheet. Choosing the right default for your shop saves time — your drillers won't need to manually switch the grip type for every new client. 🤚 What Is ...
2.2.3 Display in Decimal vs. Fraction (0.000 vs. fractions)
2.2.3 display The Measurement Display setting controls whether span, oval, bridge, and depth measurements appear throughout Spectre Cloud in decimal format (e.g. 4.25") or fractional format (e.g. 4 ¼"). This is a display-only preference — the underlying val...
2.2.4 Oval Degree Increments — 1° vs. 5° increments
2.2.4 display The Oval Degree Increments setting controls the step size of the degree selector in the Oval Calculator. You can choose between 1° increments for fine-grained precision, or 5° increments for faster, broader selections. The right choice depends...
2.2.5 Insert Installation — STD vs. VACU grip default
2.2.5 default The Insert Installation default controls which installation method is pre-selected when creating a new spec sheet — either STD (standard glued) or VACU Grip (vacuum-style). Setting the correct default for your shop means your drillers spend le...
2.2.6 Vacu Installation Increment from O.D. (1/32, 1/16…)
2.2.6 default When fitting a bowler with VACU Grip inserts, Spectre Cloud calculates the two hole sizes required for the two-tier drill based on the insert's outer diameter (O.D.). The lower hole matches the insert O.D. so the insert seats and glues at the ...
2.1.1 Changing the display language
2.1.1 setting Spectre Cloud is available in nine display languages. Changing your display language updates all menus, labels, and interface text across the app — your bowler data and spec sheet content are not affected. 🌍 Available Languages Languag...
2.3.2 Initial pitch inside the total oval — Edge vs. Center & Pitch Included Yes/No
2.3.2 oval When drilling an oval hole, Spectre Cloud needs a reference point from which to calculate the initial pitch of that hole. Because an oval opening has width — unlike a round hole, which has a single center point — there are two valid ways to defin...
2.3.6 Flip V/H on oval cuts — matching your drill press DRO display order
2.3.6 oval The Flip V/H on oval cuts setting controls the display order of the vertical and horizontal values in the oval cut cards shown by the Spectre Cloud oval calculator. This setting should match the order your drill press digital readout (DRO) displa...
5.2.1 Setting up: Oval Cut Direction = V/H in Settings
Setting up: Oval Cut Direction = V/H in Settings 5.2.1 CALC oval method Before using the Oval Calculator, Spectre Cloud lets you choose how oval measurements are displayed and recorded throughout the app. The Oval Cut Direction setting controls whethe...
5.2.2 Entering Starting Bit and Oval Width — Bit Size mode
Entering Starting Bit and Oval Width — Bit Size mode 5.2.2 oval method When using the Oval Calculator in Bit Size mode, you enter two values Spectre Cloud uses to calculate the resulting oval: the starting drill bit size (the diameter of the round bit u...
5.2.3 Entering Starting Bit and Oval Width — Decimal mode
Entering Starting Bit and Oval Width — Decimal mode 5.2.3 oval method When using the Oval Calculator in Decimal mode, you enter the same two core values as Bit Size mode — the starting drill bit diameter and the oval width — but expressed as decimal num...
5.2.4 Reading the DIFF (decimal difference) auto-calculation
Reading the DIFF (decimal difference) auto-calculation 5.2.4 oval method Whenever you enter oval measurements in the Oval Calculator, Spectre Cloud automatically computes the DIFF — the decimal difference between the two oval dimensions. You do not need...