Golf Ball Ornaments
Golf Ball Ornaments
We are all students of each others teaching
What a great idea.......
Thanks for sharing
Kenn,
That is a GREAT idea!!!! Please tell us how you adhere the spindles to the ball.
Thanks for sharing.
Jack
But won't they be a little on the heavy side to hang on a tree ??
Tony
Cute Kenn!
Hang on a tree! - Heck no - if I gave that to my boss he'd just think that it was a nifty pre-set tee and plug it into the ground and give it a good swing! Hang it on the tree - NO WAY!!!!!Originally Posted by Tony Falotico
in all seriousness - Kenn- that is a good idea - it's novel. I like it - it's thinking outside of that box we all talk about. Way to go!
Betsy
Kenn,
Awesome Idea!
You oughta send it into one of the Mag.'s - I bet they'd publish it!
Excellent work - as you Always do! You are a great talent there!
Thanks for sharing!
Wood is Good!
Greetings from The Green Mountain State!
Kurt
Great idea Ken, thanks for sharing.
It is a bit on the heavy side but not too bad. I compared it to some other ornaments we have for our tree and it wasn't that much of a difference.
There is a hole drilled through the ball. I did this by wrapping masking tape around the center of the ball, putting it in my chuck on the lathe, and drilling a 5/16 hole all the way through to make sure the top and bottom align. The top and bottom wood pieces have a 5/16 tenon on them and are inserted and guled to the ball.
We are all students of each others teaching
Neat idea- be a little carefull drilling golf balls as some of the older ones had liquid centers under pressure-not sure if they do that anymore as I've been away from the game for quite awhile.
George M. Perzel
That would definitely be a bummer . I like Betsy's idea of teeing them up, but I think I'll stick to trying to make an ornament or two. I have a bunch of unused golf balls in my basement.
Jack
Kenn,
This is such a great idea. You should definitely submit it to one of the magazines.
I'm surprised you drilled the ball. Didn't you get tangled up in all the wound elastic inside? I guess if you wanted it to be light, you could hollow out the inside like a hollow form!!
Thanks again for sharing.
Jack
Kenn - besides thinking of these as tree ornaments - I bet they would look nice in a gift basket arrangment. They may be a bit heavy for the tree itself unless you do as the others have suggested and hollow them out a bit. These are definitly pretty enough that you want them to be towards the outside of the tree and, of course, those are the branches that need the lightest ornaments.
I do think you are onto a neat idea and I think you should be able to find plenty of people who would enjoy having them.
Thanks for sharing
Betsy