A look at how the balls used in ten-pin bowling are made and what characteristics they have.
How Ten-Pin Bowling Balls Are Made
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Always very informative π
lol xD
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my storm has a fish smell on the finger hole go figure!!
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love how this is the top comment
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Don’t bowl much, but I sure love to know how things are made.
I have a Storm Fast, Cherry smell…love it!!!!!
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@luigi90900 That is probably the least amount needed to be taken off judging by the extreme ridges and valleys present on the surface of the rough ball.
Great display of talent .
House balls do have a smaller version of a weight block or (mechanism) as you described it.
I didn’t it’s a meme, I’m expressing how I am relived that I finally know how they are made, it always interested me how they were made.
See More wrote that on Facebook about this video literally right before you made that comment.
This is interesting!! I’m a Special Olympics bowler for 10 years! I love to learn something new every day!
awesome!!
I loved that Storm Hot Rod Hybrid they featured in that. I rolled my second 300 with that ball.
That strike they showed was really heavy in the pocket, pretty lucky
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Yea that’s why I was looking in the comments to see if anybody else saw that
@Logan G Yes, the reason why I was looking in the comments to see if anyone saw it was that it was pretty lucky.
actually the hit was slightly light. if the 3 pin is standing alone on the lane and you throw a PERFECT strike ball it will miss the 3 pin.
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this is like when I’m at work and the engineers try to explain how my machine operates, but they don’t even know how to turn it on.
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This used to be my favourite video bc I loved bowling lol
I work at Storm. The process has changed some since the video was made.