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The rubber band ball is now 970 pounds! In this episode, we roll it to a higher point to add even more bands and get closer to the epic 1,000-pound milestone. Don’t miss this exciting update in ...

A young shop worker from Lauderhill, Florida believes he's set to create the world's largest rubber band ball. Joel Waul, 27, has created an 8,200lb rubber band ball in the driveway of his home.

LESSON 12 The biggest rubber band ball in the world. Tony Evans: My name is Tony Evans and I built the biggest rubber band ball in the world. There's approximately 6,000,000 rubber bands on it.

I am quite adept at the art of the rubber band ball. Many years ago, I managed to secure myself a job at Gillette which was willing to pay me for doing nothing but create for them a massive rubber ...

The Guinness Book of World Records declared it the world's largest rubber band ball in 2008. On Thursday, Waul said goodbye to his creation.

Steve Milton’s 4,594-pound rubber band ball was certified Tuesday as the world's largest by Guinness World Records officials.

The “World’s Largest Rubber-Band Ball” rolled away from its Lauderhill birthplace Thursday.Standing with dozens of spectators, the ball’s creator, 28-year-old Joel Waul, looked on as the ...

At a certain point, a rubber band ball gets so big that it feels impenetrable. Try telling that to 2,000-degree molten copper. In this new testament to destruction, the YouTube channel Tito4re ...

It's Joel Waul's rubber-band ball. Waul has spent the past six years carefully wrapping and linking and stretching rubber bands of various sizes into the ball shape.

Here’s what happens when you take a handsaw to a large rubber band ball. Not to spoil anything, but, when you think of all the energy that’s stored in those stretchy loops of elastic, you just ...

Sometimes it would be helpful if a 3D printed object could stretch & bend. Flexible filament like TPU is one option, but [NagyBig] designed a simple bracelet to ask: how about embedding rubber … ...