A man wears protective glasses to make rubber band balls

According to a report by the American media, a 35-year-old man in New York City of the United States used rubber bands to make balls from the age of 3. Now the ball is getting bigger and has weighed more than 250 pounds (about 113 kilograms).

As early as 3 years old, the small Zack Hample started the "ball making" campaign.

For 23 years, Hamp did not stop. He wears protective goggles when he builds the ball because the elasticity of the rubber band caused his eyes to be wounded several times.

Hamp must straighten the rubber band to make it more flexible; in addition, he must ensure that the new rubber band is not distort, and two rubber bands of the same color will never be parallel.

Although Hampul spent more than 30 years of hard work and created a huge rubber ball, he still failed to break the world record.

In fact, the world's largest rubber band was made by Joel Waul in 2008, weighed 9,000 pounds (about 4080 kilograms), and was about 7 feet (2.1 meters) tall, which cost more than 700,000 people. Rubber bands.

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