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Re: paper: HOW TO: Make Homemade Orbit Balls
Thanks so much for posting this. Now that we know that we can only guarantee getting 4 balls max, making suitable stand-ins is more important than ever.
Has anyone built any of these? How many man-hours do you find it takes to make a non-fabric ball? How much does the non-fabric portion cost? We're really looking to give our human players throwing practice. Last edited by Bongle : 08-01-2009 at 14:44. 
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