golf ball centre line marking jig

If you enjoy playing golf and are trying to improve your putting game you probably find that there is so many things to focus on and its hard to work out which one needs fixing. A great way to start is with a line marking jig. It allows you to accurately mark the centre line on your golf ball. When you line up your golf ball's centre with your target its one less thing to worry about. Instead of buying a shop bought jig which can be hard to find and expensive to buy try this quick and easy instructable.

Step 1 Make a 44mm hole in some 12mm ply

take a piece of 12mm ply and cut it into a rectangle 70mm by 90mm. Use a holesaw to cut a 44mm hole through it in a central location.

Comments

[timbo2222]

Thanks for taking a look and providing some feedback guys, its greatly appreciated. This was my first go at an instructable and i wasn't sure if anyone would be interested in this kind of thing. I love the sharing of knowledge that this forum provides. Thanks

[CaseyCase]

Superglue isn't ideal for gluing wood. Wood is too poreous and will "suck up" the glue like a sponge to the point that the bond between the two will be affected. How about using wood glue (Elmer's, Tightbond, etc.) or a polyurethane adhesive (Gorilla Glue) instead?

[timbo2222]

i was looking for a quick, easy and cheap solution. wood glue would better but usually costs alittle more and takes much longer to fully dry. for its purpose the super glue has held up well.

[pullinsb]

Mixing baking soda with superglue makes a really quick expoy-like glue. This would give it a thicker consistancy and keep the glue from being soaked into the wood like you say. I agree that superglue may not be the best medium for securing the two pieces of wood, but this is a low- to no-load bearing situation. If I were building stairs, I'd go for screws.

[timbo2222]

thanks for that tip i will try it next time. Sounds like a great solution

[CaseyCase]

Interesting! (Baking soda and superglue) I will have to try that.