will this work on a baseball?
1620543
Honestly, I think it would probably wipe off if you could even get the infant to cooperate in doing the print. I did foot prints on computer paper and put it in her baby book. That was over 8 months ago and the ink still rubs off and smears. I had to tape another piece of paper over it to keep it looking decent. So from my experience with it smearing on paper even after 8 months it would probably wipe right off of a smooth surface like a baseball since it can't soak in.
1620544
I think so. That's a cute idea. Just make sure to let it dry up. Do it when the baby is asleep.
1620545
Yes, it does work on a baseball. Prints taken on genuine leather or high quality synthetic leather baseballs dry faster. Some baseballs have a gloss coating that might make them less porous and the ink will take longer to dry.
1620546
I own this ink kit (used it for baby book prints) and I saw the baseball project on Pintrest for Fathers Day and plan on doing it too! Based on my experience with baby book the ink doesn't appear to smudge after it sets and was pretty easy to use (assuming your baby will hold still for a few moments!), and also very easy to clean off the baby. So I do feel that this will work with the baseball project. Good Luck!
552201
The ball takes three AA batteries, so no. If the batteries are rechargeable and you have a solar battery recharger (if they make them), then that would work.
314389
I tried regular baseball in the machine and it struggled. If they are close in weight it may struggle. Hope this helps
745325
It should work for you. I got it for magic cards but they are the same size as baseball cards.
2150966
I only use if for baseball but i am confident you could use it for softball it is built very well.
235556
The machine is well designed for the intended "lite" ball; I do not believe this machine is designed for "hard" baseball use; I would invest in a machine specifically designed to throw a hard baseball.
564846
If I were a softball player I would use this with a baseball. If you train using a smaller ball then hit a bigger ball during games it should be easier to be successful.
583789
Will the shaft be vertical with a plate mounted to it for the ball to sit on? If so, then yes, this motor will work.
2026134
Of course. It's a tee. You can use any bat type - or even a broom stick should you want.
1908824
No, it's meant for a small, inflatable ball (which they provide). We have also used one of those smaller balls that you use in a pool (they soak up water...about baseball sized) and it worked well. Great way for multiple players to have fun!
345535
Yes but you have to add 5 mph to be clocked speed. The radar gun is slow to pick up ball speed on the pitchers release
1481644
i barely got it to work on my traditional ball and pushin button front door. lf you try it, keep the packaging you bought it in and be prepared to send it back if it doesn't work. l am doubtful.
2261747
I don't see a reason it wouldn't work. Would need to get one of the anchors to dig into the sand a bit if you will want to do that. (The top pole does not have a pointed tip). You might look into a sportbrella too if that is the main reason you are looking to purchase!
678060
It would work if you have the right tip for the ball, but it would take forever. It does not pump much air per stroke.
312021
If you want to clock the speed of a moving object. This will work! We can clock bat speed also.
756994
I use for softballs... However, my answer is NO. The problem is that all these types of Pitching Machines are specifically set for the machine-ball size and weight. Another issue is that the raised surface of the laces will cause some very erratic throwing motion... The only machines that use regulation balls are the "arm" style that imitate the nature throwing motion.
510621
The specs say it is for baseball and lacrosse (and other sports). I would guess that the company tested both before putting the sports in their promos. Also, a baseball and lacrosse ball are nearly the same size in circumference and weight.