cuefan6969 said:

Is this what you are looking for?

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Yes

ShootingArts said:

For me it is as simple as breathing. Fast and shallow to up my emotional temperature, slow and deep to lower it.

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While I have not thought of the fast and shallow, probably because it just happens. I do force the slow and deep by puffing out the cheeks while pursing the lips to restrict the exhale.

Update, there is a new version for $123 with free shipping. It looks a bit more compact to me.

Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FHHK2BDH?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3&th=1


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I know a 2 brothers that do/ did rally stuff in the USA and I have no idea how the copilot ever decided to get in a car with the driver the first time.

No fn way.

iusedtoberich said:

The point is no one is going to make a cleaner with Home Depot parts that is better than this for $120 with free shipping. If they do manage to make it, it will be a big ugly bucket and take days to do. It's simply not worth anyone's time when this is available from Amazon.

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i agree if i didn't already have one i would probably buy the smaller blue one that is only $123. i like the auto reverse function.

RazaXML said:

the concentricity they spin at makes me cringe. though in reality it would probably take many hours to make balls oval in a cleaner like that. and even then only if you are using a heavy polish. when i use my cleaner half the time i don't use any cleaner at all. what's still on the pads is generally enough to give the balls a good shine.

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The point is no one is going to make a cleaner with Home Depot parts that is better than this for $120 with free shipping. If they do manage to make it, it will be a big ugly bucket and take days to do. It's simply not worth anyone's time when this is available from Amazon.

iusedtoberich said:

It's not worth building your own anymore. Amazon has them for 100-200 range. Here are 3, with the cheapest at $123 with free shipping:

Amazon.com

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the concentricity they spin at makes me cringe. though in reality it would probably take many hours to make balls oval in a cleaner like that. and even then only if you are using a heavy polish. when i use my cleaner half the time i don't use any cleaner at all. what's still on the pads is generally enough to give the balls a good shine.

oscargrouch said:

Thanks. I'm trying to do the bucket with the buffer but with the buffer on top and a lazy susan on the bottom. Been putting pieces of carpet between the balls but it's either too loose and the balls go to one side and the buffer falls on one side or it's too tight and the balls aren't spinning enough. I certainly don't want the balls rubbing against each other.

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Before I built my Gold Crown Ball Polisher, I did this on my old bucket cleaner. It doesn't look the greatest, but it was effective.

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IVA's Club Longdale, Okla in the 70's. This little joint was known for weekend Big Money Pool Games after closing Hours. It would start about 3AM and run till noon the next day or so.Kind of a invite games. If you would call it that. If you had 5K and could show it, you were invited. Guns, Drugs, Women, and all you could stand in Action. Seen a Race to 10 for 50K in there once. You had better know some of the Locals or it could get unhealthy real quick. Long Time ago but I remember it well.

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