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What do you do with old pinballs

By njg

10 years ago


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    #54 2 years ago
    Quoted from snakesnsparklers:

    Those are not bonded - there is a base that they rest in and gravity does the rest.

    What’s the base made out of? I’ve been thinking about making a base in my ceramics shop to be able to make a pyramid on top of out of used balls?

    Would love to see what has been made before. I also wonder if it has a lip. With a divet for the first layer of balls a side would not necessarily be needed. Or with sides divets wouldn’t be neeeded. I’m still debating what would work best with what I’m making.

    #57 2 years ago

    Awesome thanks

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