http://www.flickr.com/photos/23024799@N08/archives/date-posted/2008/01/19/

Here some pics for the Keglndude Spinner. Any questions just ask.

Awsome job, that thing is wicked. Great enginuaty and skill. I bought a drill press just like that and i would like to know how many amps does your motor pull? It should be listed on the press somewhere. thanks and again great job!!!!

Keglndude, your spinner looks great, however I think I would add a shield around the motor or seal it somehow. In order to resurface your balls, you will be using copious amounts of water. It will get thrown everywhere, including into the openings in the motor. This can/will cause serious issues with shorting, shocking, and at the extreme, electrocution.

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got any pics of where you had to modify the housing?

A "step by step" with pics would probably make you the darling of the DIY bowling world.

New pics with descriptions.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/23024799@N08/archives/date-posted/2008/01/19/

You'll want to make sure there's a heavy duty rubber edging around the cup so the ball doesn't slip while appying pressure and get the ball all scratched up

I had some nice weatherstripping that worked real nice.

Those are the same pics

http://www.flickr.com/photos/23024799@N08/archives/date-posted/2008/

If this doesn't work click on January

Don't know the amps but they are all pretty much the same, unless you bought a heavy duty model. The one I purchased is 1/3 HP. Really wanted 1/2 HP but this one seems to do the job.