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Ball Collector - made from HT DN75 (drain pipe)

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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A ball collector for tennis or padel balls, built from a commercially available HT pipe DN75 ( 1m ) from the hardware store.

Better, simpler, more stable, and quickly printed.

The lightweight tube serves as a collecting tube into which the balls snap with light pressure. The adapter ring at the bottom prevents the balls from falling out with 4 simple locking tabs. This can simply be pushed onto the tube and is designed to be extra tight-fitting, but can also be glued for even more hold. At the top is a ring for hooking onto the net at the padel courts.

 

Ideal for training for those looking for a cheap and robust alternative to commercial ball pickers.

 

It might also work with a PG DN75 pipe (red) - which is a bit cheaper than the HT pipe. My hardware store unfortunately did not have this.

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