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Name:
Drake
Date:
Dec. 22, 2013, 4:41pm
Comments:
Awesome idea. I just got into juggling and have made 4 octahedron juggling balls. I'm not sure if I would pay much for this or not though. I could see getting it for a present. It came across this site by chance. Try putting juggling balls somewhere so a search engine would find it.
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Re: Drake (main post)
Name:
Joshua
Date:
Dec. 22, 2013, 5:43pm
Comments:
I don't know if I'll ever sell this document, but I would like to see it get used by someone. If you're interested in making more beanbags, I'll send you a PDF copy. In exchange, I'd be interested in seeing your beanbags and sharing ideas. Since making this website I've added two new designs: a 24-panel and a 32-panel. They're pretty cool-looking.
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Re: Joshua (reply #1)
Name:
Chris
Date:
Aug. 12, 2014, 10:40am
Comments:
Hi!
I don't know if this page is still active or if you'll reply,
but I just happened to find this page on the net and the document,
from the look of the preview, is extremely clear and precise and would help me
loads in a project of mine.
Its not exactly juggling balls, more like large, fabric inflatable balls made to look like eyes.
But i have no idea what the measurements or angles are in the panels.
Anyway, it would be really cool to acquire a full version of the document,
thing is I don't have that much time, or money.
But depending on the price I'd be interested in buying it or if you're willing to
let me have it for free I'd be really grateful.
Hopefully you'll see this,
Cheers
I don't know if this page is still active or if you'll reply,
but I just happened to find this page on the net and the document,
from the look of the preview, is extremely clear and precise and would help me
loads in a project of mine.
Its not exactly juggling balls, more like large, fabric inflatable balls made to look like eyes.
But i have no idea what the measurements or angles are in the panels.
Anyway, it would be really cool to acquire a full version of the document,
thing is I don't have that much time, or money.
But depending on the price I'd be interested in buying it or if you're willing to
let me have it for free I'd be really grateful.
Hopefully you'll see this,
Cheers
#2
Re: Chris (reply #2)
Name:
Joshua Clifton
Date:
Aug. 12, 2014, 11:58am
Comments:
I'm glad the search engines are finding this page. Yep, I'm still here, and you may have a copy. I've uploaded a PDF of it to [LINK DELETED - I have changed the main link to the PDF file and updated the document.] Download it there.
I've made a lot of updates to it as well. I hope it will be useful to you. I would appreciate any comments or critiques you may have about it, as you are probably the first person aside from me to use this document. Also, I'd be interested in seeing what you make.
I've made a lot of updates to it as well. I hope it will be useful to you. I would appreciate any comments or critiques you may have about it, as you are probably the first person aside from me to use this document. Also, I'd be interested in seeing what you make.
