Tee

[Normy]

Built myself a pvc tee this weekend. Hard to go wrong with a tee that cost less than $20.

Same here. Very simple using the measurements given in the above video. I've only hit wiffle balls off it so far in the basement but seems to work great!

 

[dunkky]

this brings me up the next question. when weather is bad and you want to do your tee in your man's cave, what would be good solution for netting/screening that the ball doesn't bounce off and break your stuffs?

 

[Committed]

You can get netting for fairly cheap. It’s the frame part that can get pricy.

Trying desperately to make a cage for my basebent.

 

[dunkky]

how about PVC and pour in cement in it.

 

[mizunoguy]

I use a SKLZ travel tee and it seems to be holding up well. However, if i would've seen this years ago, I would've built the SBF tee and tried it out.

 

[defos]

how about PVC and pour in cement in it.

PVC doesn't just break, it will shatter the first time you hit it with a batted ball and you won't have any control over where all those shards end up.

 

[4xtra]

I use this for the top piece and it holds up EXTREMELY well.
Got the idea from someone on SBF.
Its a milk liner. I connect this to a pipe insulator sleeve and use zip locks to secure it.
This will allow it to be adjustable in regards to height

 

[defos]

I would have never thought of that! Of course most people have no idea what that is!

 

[bndawgs]

you can also make the swing mechanic Tee with the double portion to help with cutting the ball.