[header] How to drill a bowling ball [title] Choose a ball. [step] Choose the bowling ball that's right for you, based its weight and the materials it is made of. [substeps] Bowling balls can be made of plastic (the cheapest balls), urethane, reactive resin, or particle.
[header] How to drill a bowling ball [title] Choose a ball. [step] Choose the bowling ball that's right for you, based its weight and the materials it is made of. [substeps] Bowling balls can be made of plastic (the cheapest balls), urethane, reactive resin, or particle.
Each of these different materials provides differing degrees of friction, power, and control. If you can, it's a good idea to experiment with different types and weights of balls before selecting one. Choose thin balls to be at least half as heavy, and longer balls to be equally heavy. Brands such as milwaukee range from $5 to $21. Any synthetic material less durable will destroy the ball's conductive conductors, leaving you with a heavier ball. [title] Use a pvc or a basketball. Fiberglass bowling balls can be made of leather (the cheapest options available), cast iron (the most budget friendly), or nylon. [title] Decide where you'll place your ball.