- Welcome back to "What's Inside?"
I'm Lincoln and this is Dan.
- And today we're going to cut open
this beautiful Brunswick Bowling Pin.
This is an official U.S.B.C. approved
plastic coated bowling pin.
It has a little bit of wood, and a hole in the bottom,
and some plastic on it.
I'm wondering if it's going to be just full of wood,
when I read online, it looks like some of them
are filled with, possibly, rocks and bricks,
but we cut open this bowling ball a few months back,
so it's just natural that we cut open a bowling pin now.
But before we do that, we're going to
have a little fun with it and see if we can bowl
the bowling ball and hit this one pin.
It sounds pretty easy to hit just one pin in bowling,
but when you're bowling with half of a bowling ball
it's going to be a little tricky.
- [Lincoln] Oh!
(cheering)
- [Dan] Oh! You got it with the ball part too, nice job.
(yelling)
- [Dan] Don't try to catch that, it's heavy.
- [Lincoln] It's good!
- We've proven that you can bowl a strike
with half of a bowling ball and one bowling pin.
I know it doesn't sound like that
amazing of an accomplishment,
but it was actually kind of hard, and really fun to do.
Lincoln, what do you think is going to be inside of this?
- I think there's going to be wood
all the way through, like dark wood.
- I think there's going to be something
else inside of it that's heavier,
because this bowling pin feels very heavy.
It's very well made, very well balanced.
I'm just going to cut it right down the middle here,
it might take a couple of directions
that we have to go on it, but this will be fun.
(saw noise)
- [Lincoln] We've discovered it's... sawdust.
(Giggles)
- [Dan] That's funny.
Yeah, that's making a mess, that's filling up that bag.
- [Lincoln] It is?
- [Dan] Sawdust everywhere. - [Lincoln] Oh yeah.
- [Lincoln] And look, look at this.
When we did the shot-put ball,
this thing burnt a hole right through it,
and it's all, like, sticking out of it.
- [Dan] Yeah, our bag is not that effective anymore after
that shot-put ball burned a hole in our bag.
- [Lincoln] It was a lot of sparks.
(saw noises)
- [Dan] Alright, Lincoln, come on over.
I think we did it. You ready?
- [Lincoln] Yes, yes, yes!
- [Dan] Okay, let's see. You take one side,
I'll take the other. Go ahead.
Oh! Maybe it's not quite there.
- We could do like we did on the bowling ball video
and drop it on the ground.
- [Lincoln] Yeah! We got it, we got it. Whoa!
- [Dan] So take a look at it, it is pure wood.
It has a little hole at the bottom, that must be
I mean that was the hole that we already saw at the bottom,
it must be some sort of contraption that helps it
get on the lanes properly and for them to grab it.
But you can see a thin plastic coat
that goes all around it, and then it's just wood inside.
It's a beautiful bowling pin.
- Even when it's cut open.
Mystery solved!
- There we go, that's what's inside of a bowling pin.
Thanks for that mess, Lincoln.
But, thank you so much for subscribing
and for watching our videos,
we appreciate all of the comments
that you guys give that give us ideas
for things to cut open, just like this bowling pin.
- Thanks for watching, until next time (weird noise).
- [Voiceover] What was that?