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I have a golf ball that I want to cut open. How do I go about doing this? Just use a knife? I don't want to cut my finger open! What do I do!?
The discussion revolves around the methods and safety considerations for cutting open golf balls. Participants share personal experiences, safety warnings, and various techniques, exploring both the historical and contemporary construction of golf balls.
Participants generally agree on the importance of safety when cutting open golf balls, but there are differing opinions on the best methods and tools to use. Some share personal experiences that conflict with others' warnings, leading to an unresolved discussion on the safest approach.
There are references to varying constructions of golf balls over time, with some participants recalling older designs that may not reflect current manufacturing practices. The discussion also highlights the lack of consensus on the presence of pressure within golf balls.
Then don't do it. You need a vise. Ok, don't do it. trib can send you one already cut open.Mk said:What if I don't have a vise? Or a saw?
Mk said:Balls all over my screen
Mhmm, I see.TheStatuaryApe said:I think Tribdog might be able to help you out.
NOOOOOO.Mk said:I'll try and open it with my sander.
I cut golf balls open as child. Yes, it had an elastic band inside, which unravelled rather amusingly and animatedly. Today, I'm sure they're made differently.Mk said:Somebody I talked to said when he was a kid he would cut open golf balls with a knife. There was some sort of rubber band ball inside, and he would unwind it, and put it across the road. Sometimes there was some kind of resin jelly inside.
Can he at least play with his balls until he needs glasses?Evo said:NOOOOOO.
I believe there may be some pressure built up, or maybe that was the old balls, but YOU COULD PUT AN EYE OUT. DON'T DO IT.