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    Posted: Jun 11th 2009, 07:32 pm
    Post subject: plans for a auto ball washer

  • can some point me in the right direction to make a auto ball washer
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    Posted: Jun 29th 2009, 11:22 am
    Post subject: plans for a auto ball washer

  • "Hogroll"
    can some point me in the right direction to make a auto ball washer

    um not really automatic but goto any golf course and rip one of those fuckers out of the ground.  a few cranks will wash that ball real good
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    Posted: Jul 31st 2009, 04:37 am
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  • haha agreed
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    Posted: Oct 11th 2009, 09:00 pm
    Post subject: plans for a auto ball washer

  • Here's mine:
     
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqfxcXmszrQ
     
    But I'm wanting to build a table  that returns the ball like this one:
     
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r123jCXe … eature=fvw
     
    It's actually really easy to make one like ours, but the ones that return the ball for you are a little bit more difficult. We've got about $230 into our table and about 40-45 hours of work (including drying time in between paint coats)... Only problem we're having is we are getting water spots on our black paint. Water is re-activaing the polycrylic (Or so I think it is) and causing it to lift the coating off the painted surface... Still working this out.
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    Posted: Oct 12th 2009, 12:51 pm
    Post subject: plans for a auto ball washer

  • "TrePaul86"
    Only problem we're having is we are getting water spots on our black paint. Water is re-activaing the polycrylic (Or so I think it is) and causing it to lift the coating off the painted surface... Still working this out.

    I've used envirotex lite instead of polycrylic.  It's a pour-on resin that is essentially 50 coats of polycrylic.  Is a bitch to work with, but the end product is tough to argue with.
    http://www.creative-wholesale.com/Envirotex%20Lite.htm
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    Posted: Jan 31st 2010, 09:12 pm
    Post subject: plans for a auto ball washer

  • My company builds custom electronic beer pong tables. Among its many features is the automatic ball washer. Check out our site:
     
    www.tipsytables.com
     
    As for your question, implementing an automatic ball washer can be simple if you only need basic functionality. All you need is some PVC piping and a small fountain pump:
     
    http://www.amazon.com/Sunterra-104506-T … B000E5Q8MA
     
    However, Tipsy Tables are created by skilled engineers. As a result, our automatic ball washers are engineered to last. A removeable filter makes the pump practically self-cleaning and pressure sensors keep the ball washing system from overflowing.
     
    If you are interested in buying a table, or in having us install a custom automatic ball washer for you, feel free to contact us using the order form on the website.
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    Posted: Feb 28th 2010, 10:58 pm
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  • trepaul have you figured the second one out yet?