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  1. W

    First piece complete

    I want to give a big thank you to Michael Mathews for his assistance and advice in completing my first wood turned piece. I have done very little turning - nothing from beginning to end. I completed work on a baseball bat I have worked on for a few weeks now. This bat will strictly be a...
  2. wmslayton

    Baseball Bat: How do I cut the Maple log and dry the bat blanks?

    Got a nice Maple log last weekend that I think can produce about six baseball bats? Questions: 1) Is one type of Maple better than another for baseball bats? 2) Is there a particular way I should “remove” the bats from the log? 3) How do I dry to prevent warping and twisting? Probably enough...
  3. Baseball Bat for my daughter's American Girl Doll

    Baseball Bat for my daughter's American Girl Doll

    Wood: Southern Magnolia Dye: Rit Pink mixed with denatured alcohol Paint: Black high gloss enable Length: 10 Inches
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    • Album: Southern Magnolia Woodturnings
  4. walnutjerry

    Got any Baseball Fans??????????

    Just a bit of trivia for the members-----The Rowan County American Legion baseball team advanced to the Legion World Series being played at Fargo, ND. They are still alive after ousting last years champs in an extra inning game last night. As it is now---they can do no worse than 4th place...
  5. mbeach

    Wood to turn a baseball bat

    Does anyone know where I can locally get some ash or hard maple (baseball quality) wood to turn a bat out of? I live in Clemmons, NC.
  6. SteveColes

    Baseball Bat

    We all say that there are no mistakes in turning, just design opportunies. Well if you are making a bat to someone's specs, that ain't true. You really have to do it exactly. This one was meant as a prototype since I have never done this before. The guy I did this for, liked the feel except...
  7. WoodWrangler

    Baseball Bat & Engraving

    Last week I turned a baseball bat for my nephew as a Christmas gift. Then today the LOML took the bat to Waxhaw to Karstedt Enterprises (John Karstedt 704-843-5308 ) and we had it custom engraved (to look much like a Louisville Slugger, no doubt!). Turned out great, I think and Karstedt provides...

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