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Re: pic: Homemade Orbit Ball! (White Paper Coming Soon)
Hey, Thats a totally awesome idea...
That had not even crossed my mind. Luckily, our team snagged a dozen at a single walmart, but this may come in handy for when the ones we have become unreliable. Nice job, and good luck making that video. For now though, I had found a video that shows you how to weave the ball. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-...aper-Football/ 
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