what do you do with all the leftover metal base pieces that are cut out? i also wonder if there is a simpler/cleaner way to fuse each can to the other?
Good idea , with the leftovers you can make some jewellery or kind of art , it's soft aluminium so there are many ideas , but always be carefully as they are sharp.
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brilliant I was imagining this could be done, means affording good quality practice balls
I don't know if the balls in aluminium cans are better quality than plastic ball cans .
what do you do with all the leftover metal base pieces that are cut out? i also wonder if there is a simpler/cleaner way to fuse each can to the other?
Good idea , with the leftovers you can make some jewellery or kind of art , it's soft aluminium so there are many ideas , but always be carefully as they are sharp.
Duct tape is good enough to connect the cans but you can use paper duct tape if you want to be cleaner
I was searching for info on how to make these tubes. I wonder if a manufacturer of these metal ball cans can do something similar to what some company did with the plastic cans - th-cam.com/video/BrF7gAthQ1Q/w-d-xo.html