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		Companies => Off-the-shelf companies => Newbery => Topic started by: imperivm on June 18, 2013, 08:30:33 PM
		
			
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				I emailed Newbery with pics but they didn't reply so I assume they think it's a waste of time. 
 
 It's such a shame because the bat goes like hell (as you would expect being a C6+ and all).
 
 Although saying that I bought a £75 bat from MSR and scored 76 with it on Saturday including four sixes.
 
 http://postimg.org/image/pg9uopizj (http://postimg.org/image/pg9uopizj)
 
 http://postimg.org/image/j1ats1c9r (http://postimg.org/image/j1ats1c9r)
 
 http://postimg.org/image/6le3yaixr (http://postimg.org/image/6le3yaixr)
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				Going to need a lot of glue and dowelling.  Kieron from bulldog repaired my mates Newbery uzi c6+ in a similar condition.
			
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				I see. Mine is a Uzi as well. A local cricket shop does repairs for £20, so I might visit them if this can be done. 
			
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				Yeah that's easily repairable. I did one recently...
 
 (http://i1248.photobucket.com/albums/hh498/Kelsallcustombats/20130605_172202_zpse9419672.jpg)
 
 (http://i1248.photobucket.com/albums/hh498/Kelsallcustombats/1370630530973_zps68a91126.jpg)
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				Ryan i suppose youre the right guy to ask, what exactly is dowling? and what effect does it have during a refurb? Looks like a top job youve done there aswell mate.
			
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				Newbery would not repair it for you as they would not be allowed
			
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				Newbery would not repair it for you as they would not be allowed
 
 
 Not allowed?
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				Newbery would be allowed to glue and dowel the blade. I expect that they would not rehandle it with a new C6+ handle now that they are deemed illegal though.
			
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				Newbery would be allowed to glue and dowel the blade. I expect that they would not rehandle it with a new C6+ handle now that they are deemed illegal though.
 
 
 That's what I thought too
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				Oh, my bad, I thought it went for a bat as a whole. Thinking about it, I probably  heard about that is regard to the Kookaburra carbon bats
			
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				My local cricket shop are going to repair this for £25.
 
 I'll post pictures once I get it back.