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    PCV is strong enough however, the longer a piece is the more it will flex and possibly break. If you want to make the cup style ball holders, get 4" diameter pcv pipe and have it cut in 1/2" wide pieces.
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    wouldn't that scratch the ball? sand it to make it smooth first?
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    I dont know if PVC pipe is great idea. As mentioned before i dont think it would be sturdy enough to handle multiple 14-16 lb. bowling balls which is the reason i went with wood instead. Making a rack like mine or getting together some sort of shelving with the ball holders are the best options. I could just see myself having a ball slip out of my hand and go crashing through my PVC pipe rack and all my balls taking me out in the process.

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    A rack is actually a better option. Ball cups will actually dent some balls if they sit in the same spot too long, and they can scratch the surface as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Mayor View Post
    A rack is actually a better option. Ball cups will actually dent some balls if they sit in the same spot too long, and they can scratch the surface as well.
    thanks Mayor.. i would do a rack instead now.. heehee!
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    Here's mine. You'll notice I use this bench for reloading as well.

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    PVC can work use the right kind

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    If you want to try building one, This should help you get started.

    were a couple of others but the links went dead.

    The image has the plans also
    http://bowling.psaunders.net/images/ballrack.jpg

    Homemade Bowling Ball Rack
    http://www.bowlspot.com/bowling/ballRack

    post with parts lists photos
    http://www.bowlingballexchange.com/s...d.php?p=207060

    Oak Bowling Ball Rack
    http://www.decarlowoodworks.com/gall... Ball Rack.jpg


    several wood and pvc
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    if using PVC pipe (smaller diameter) put wood dowels or broom handles in them to strengthen them.

    Put something like felt where the ball contacts the rack to prevent it from denting the ball over long storage times.
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    Bowl 1820, you'll notice a printout of your sanding grit chart hanging up on my bench. Great reference tool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgiaStroker View Post
    Bowl 1820, you'll notice a printout of your sanding grit chart hanging up on my bench. Great reference tool.
    Okay! is that a shell loader on the right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bowl1820 View Post
    Okay! is that a shell loader on the right?
    Yes, I reload .40 caliber to save money. The way I figure it I will break even on about my one millionth bullet. lol
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