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125mm Sanding Cup for Bowling Ball Resurfacing

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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4.8 h
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Description

This is a custom-designed sanding cup for bowling ball resurfacing and polishing.

It holds a 125mm (5") round sanding pad using hook & loop (Velcro) stickers, keeping the pad firmly in place during use. On the backside, the cup is designed for a 1/4" hex bit adapter, so you can attach it to any drill or driver.

Best used together with a spinning ball cup holder: this way, the drill remains stationary while the bowling ball can freely rotate in the cup, making the resurfacing process smoother and safer.

A great tool for bowlers who want to maintain their equipment at home without the need for an expensive resurfacing machine.

 

There is also a M10 Nut version, to add different options 

 

🔑 Features

  • Fits 125mm (5") sanding pads
  • Hook & loop (Velcro) compatible for quick pad changes
  • Designed for 1/4" hex bit adapters or M10 Nut
  • Works with drills or drivers
  • Perfect for bowling ball resurfacing and polishing
  • Works best with a spinning ball cup holder

⚙️ How to Use

  1. Place hook & loop (Velcro) stickers inside the sanding cup.
  2. Attach a 125mm sanding pad of your desired grit (500, 1000, 2000, 3000, etc.).
  3. Insert a 1/4" hex bit adapter in the back of the cup.
  4. Mount it onto your drill/driver.
  5. Secure your bowling ball in a spinning ball cup holder.
  6. Keep the drill steady while allowing the ball to rotate freely for even sanding or polishing.

🖨️ Print Settings

  • Material: PETG or ABS recommended (more durable than PLA)
  • Infill: ≥15%-40% for strength
  • Walls: 4 for strength on the torque
  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • Supports: May be required depending on print orientation

⚠️ Safety Notes

  • Always secure the ball in a ball cup holder before starting.
  • Use moderate drill speeds (too fast may overheat or damage the pad).
  • Wear safety glasses and a dust mask when sanding.

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
nice design, good overall touch of the ball. support can be discarded.
Other Issues:connection hole (even with PLA-CF) is the weak point. the torque is to big this needs to be reinforced.
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hello, why 2 plates
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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
Works great!
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works great for me using PLA. I increased the infill a bit and added 1 more wall loop (not sure what that does but i did it anyways lol) feels sturdy and had no issues resurfacing a ball
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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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Strength Issue:after using this it almost immediately rounded out the section that the 1/4" bit goes. therefore it was unable to be used with the drill after. Will need to be reinforced to stop it from rounding out the square.
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