Blown away.. Poor Darren cant carry the 10 at times, Haley striking like a boss. Looks like a ton of fun. Congrats on a phenominal episode and channel.
Great Job on this I think you should should add more supports to the bottom of your lane though to make it more sturdy. If the ball bounces in anyway on impact they call it the double dribble it affects ball reaction going down lane. Also should make a gutter system too there are parts from warehouse stores and u can do this easily. Also consider string pins and a pully system for the pins so your friend doesn't have to break his back setting them up like pinboys did back in the 1900's.
How cool is that?! Nice way to keep in form. As I was watching, I kept thinking of the time that the PWBA held the U.S Open finals in Reno -- outside It was quite challenging to say the least!
@@DHBowling Yeah, it was crazy to see the lanes from ground level. It must have been like bowling on sandpaper. It looks like where you are, you only have to deal with pollen on your lane!
totally want to do this at home! envisioned in a 90' pole barn, so i can build a loft living quarters above my private alley... might have to win the lottery though to fund it, considering it has to have automated setters, returns and digital score keeper etc,
You’re not getting much pin reaction because you need a stiffer base where the pins sit. The energy is being lost to the deformation of the wood below the pins. If you made this whole lane 3x the thickness for rigidity, you’d have a nice bowling setup in your backyard!
Are you accepting resumes for a pin setter? Looks like a great way to have some fun and forget about all the Covid nonsense. Looks like a great spot for a neighbourhood party. Thanks for sharing
Need to use the hill to make a ball return from 6...maybe 8in PVC pipe...walking 10ft down the hill is much better than walking 60ft every single ball thrown..or if someone will always be by the pins then even make a ramp about 4ft tall give or take and you can also use a a gutter also...PVC is cheap so might as well put a gutter on both sides with a 1 maybe 2ft tall wall for the gutters so u don't have to run marathons to retrieve gutter balls...can make a rail bumpers for kids made from PVC...also its not going to last real long...you can literally see it move quite a bit when the ball is rolling when the camera was on the approach...everything expands and contracts from heat and lack of heat...its going to warp if its not secured with more screws where it moves easily... There is a reason hardwood is used to build lanes...so they last
Looks fun and clever but setting pins back manually is a pain ..We had similar set up back in the days by using Campbell soup cans as pins and got cited for disturbing the peace..👍
How much did y'all pay for the ENTIRE setup.Approach panel,all lane panels,pink deck panel bowling seats etc? How did you build? Did you have instructions
if you like bowling , it is interesting to build this,if you are 4 players that will pay 30e each time, twice on weekend, so60x4 weeks per month, you save 240e per month, how much cost your invention to build? ithink at the end of one year , you have saved what it can cost to build, so it is a very good idea
Why not just buy a really cheap Brunswick a2? There are so many abandoned bowling alleys you can get all kinds of free equipment and then your neighbors will come over and play
That’s one heck of a gutter. ;-)
Seriously, though, that is awesome. Great job.
Blown away.. Poor Darren cant carry the 10 at times, Haley striking like a boss. Looks like a ton of fun. Congrats on a phenominal episode and channel.
Love the video I always wondered if you could put a bowling lane in a back yard and now I know you can. Great video keep them coming
6:36 hilarious. Spare ball rolls to the neighbor's yard two houses down. If I threw that it would have made it to the van lol
#DHBowling best backyard bowling set up I’ve see to date! Awesome 👏🏽 🤙🏽😊🤙🏽👏🏽
Wow man! You guys did an amazing job on this outside lane. I have the space to do it. Just got back into bowling after a decade!
gutters are a must, and some rails for a ball return , and possibly a pit ...all in all great video
Let's be honest. She kicked this guys butt 😆 Nice Build
The alley was a nice build also!
Amazing, I thought it must've been a hell of a nightmare the oil/topography, but it turned out pretty well! jajaja.
Looked like a lot of fun!
That was pretty cool! All you need is some gutters and a ball return. I love it though.
Maybe that will be the next step if we build it again next spring/summer.
@@DHBowlingan idea would be to make it sectional for easy storage. Use a latching mechanism for easy setup and removal.
6:36 BOOOOO 🤣
Great Job on this I think you should should add more supports to the bottom of your lane though to make it more sturdy. If the ball bounces in anyway on impact they call it the double dribble it affects ball reaction going down lane. Also should make a gutter system too there are parts from warehouse stores and u can do this easily. Also consider string pins and a pully system for the pins so your friend doesn't have to break his back setting them up like pinboys did back in the 1900's.
I was in Greece and we had a two lane house. I used a sprayer and mop and a drag bar similar to yours. We did have old AMF machines for pin setting.
This is freaking awesome!!!!!! Wow!!!! Love it!
This was awesome! I can’t wait to see more 🎳
Wow that lane is long! I really like that approach nice bowling
Lane. :D
Very cool! I plan on building a lane in a big shop one day.
I'm a league bowler and what you did in your backyard was amazing
It’s looking good 👍🏾
But, with no ball return, what do you kick when you make a bad shot?
Man now that's a problem right therr
The guy who returns it.
@@drnugs3181 ah there we go
Welcome to the "Grassy Gutter" lanes! 😂
Awesome work!!
i love
Hey you guys are doing a wonderful job can you please tell me how I can purchase this please
We were lucky enough to have the lane sections donated by a local center that had extra.
How cool is that?!
Nice way to keep in form.
As I was watching, I kept thinking of the time that the PWBA held the U.S Open finals in Reno -- outside It was quite challenging to say the least!
I remember that show. Luckily we haven’t had any dust on the lane like that to deal with.
-Darren
@@DHBowling Yeah, it was crazy to see the lanes from ground level. It must have been like bowling on sandpaper.
It looks like where you are, you only have to deal with pollen on your lane!
haha that music made me think that mob guy was going to come tell a story
totally want to do this at home! envisioned in a 90' pole barn, so i can build a loft living quarters above my private alley... might have to win the lottery though to fund it, considering it has to have automated setters, returns and digital score keeper etc,
This is totally awesome guys keep up the good work
Great work.
Good bowling can I reserve a spot lol, keep up the work love the channel
You’re not getting much pin reaction because you need a stiffer base where the pins sit. The energy is being lost to the deformation of the wood below the pins.
If you made this whole lane 3x the thickness for rigidity, you’d have a nice bowling setup in your backyard!
Shared! Awesome guys!
Are you accepting resumes for a pin setter? Looks like a great way to have some fun and forget about all the Covid nonsense. Looks like a great spot for a neighbourhood party. Thanks for sharing
Need to use the hill to make a ball return from 6...maybe 8in PVC pipe...walking 10ft down the hill is much better than walking 60ft every single ball thrown..or if someone will always be by the pins then even make a ramp about 4ft tall give or take and you can also use a a gutter also...PVC is cheap so might as well put a gutter on both sides with a 1 maybe 2ft tall wall for the gutters so u don't have to run marathons to retrieve gutter balls...can make a rail bumpers for kids made from PVC...also its not going to last real long...you can literally see it move quite a bit when the ball is rolling when the camera was on the approach...everything expands and contracts from heat and lack of heat...its going to warp if its not secured with more screws where it moves easily... There is a reason hardwood is used to build lanes...so they last
Great lane! Tyler wants to know when are you taking reservations?
I’d love to see that in person
Love it
It’s good u have that slave on other end to rerack the pins and bring your ball back
Editor and pin boy lol
What oil pattern did you use??? Lol
Clearly they just use house patten
Really cool
Looks fun and clever but setting pins back manually is a pain ..We had similar set up back in the days by using Campbell soup cans as pins and got cited for disturbing the peace..👍
How much did y'all pay for the ENTIRE setup.Approach panel,all lane panels,pink deck panel bowling seats etc? How did you build? Did you have instructions
Where can I find lane panels like that?
Where did you get the synthetic lane?
A local center had some old sections of lane we were able to get.
Very cool Thank You
if you like bowling , it is interesting to build this,if you are 4 players that will pay 30e each time, twice on weekend, so60x4 weeks per month, you save 240e per month, how much cost your invention to build? ithink at the end of one year , you have saved what it can cost to build, so it is a very good idea
I like it i would try to make this at home. If i have a clear space in my home.
5:07 slam the pocket and leave a 6-7-10 🤣
LOL, true that. Pounded and leave 6-7-10 wtf? :-)
6:35 I was wondering what would happen if it went off the lane, it went pretty far 😂
Had a couple almost get to the neighbors yard and the field 🤣
Lol, worth it, looked like fun
It’s cool and very good idea to improve your game but it should be built in a covered place so you don’t have to worry about inclement weather ..👍😅
what about if it rains do you cover it up?
Ya we had plastic to cover it for rain
looks like you need more supports between the panel seams.
We’re did you get your lanes( the wood)
We had it donated to us.
Darren seriously felt like he needed to ball up? lol.
What happens to the lane when it rains?
Pretty cool but where is the gutters??
Needs gutters and a pin setter than it'll be a sick ass backyard lane.
Now show us the rainy day version. ;-o
One word... Rain. 🌧
Had it covered with plastic whenever bad weather was coming through. Actually held up surprisingly well.
How much money did it cost to build????
Luckily we were able to get the sections of lane donated to us and had the rest of the wood around, so it wasn’t too bad really 👍
How about a pit and stronger kickbacks. Better yet how about a pinsetter. :)
No racking system??
Need a few more supports under the lane
If it had been permanent there definitely would have been. Have some plan for next year if we decide to put it up again. 👍
What happens if it rains?
We had a plastic cover we would put on it when it rained that worked really well.
Why not just buy a really cheap Brunswick a2? There are so many abandoned bowling alleys you can get all kinds of free equipment and then your neighbors will come over and play
Where did you purchase the lane from?
We were lucky enough to have it donated to us.
still better carry and 10 pin spare percentage than me
Where are the gutters
That pattern was flat. Nice job. 👍🏾
what if it rains
We had a roll of plastic we covered it with it weather got bad
no ball return, no gutters, plastic lanes, no A-2 pin setter?
NOPE!
what if rain
I think you can get those lanes more flat.
So what happens when the inclement weather starts? It would be a shame to see your work go down the tubes.
Once it started to get bad we disassembled it and have it stored so that we can put it back up again if we want to. 👍
PANU PAG UMULAN
Your wife throws a better ball really smooth
U almost built a real lane ..the topography musta been awful
Topography was never going to be amazing but it was actually much better then I think either of us expected it to be. 😊
WAY to much conditioner