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Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: procricket on December 19, 2014, 08:44:49 PM
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Well after turning up at B3 i told streaky i was after looking at the T20 area and what could be done with bats in this area which has not already been done.
We came up with a crude yet experimental thing cut the lugs off and have basically a square shoulder so you could get further down the blade making it a touch lighter and a bit different pictures to follow ....
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Oooooh! Helloooooooooooooooooo!
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cattus brackus,,,
Pictures to come
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I have a b3 styled t20 bat.......
Intrigued what you've come up with though,
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Any pics yet dave?
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Nothing like your one this is crude and off the cuff mate..
Bet the saw out time. Truth is this cleft had a crack in the fitting stage so i thought of a plan about getting as low on the handle so as the crack has been cut out and hey presto you can get lower on the handle a crude yet simple way. I couldn't let this bat just gather dust or be cut up. Taps up very well and can see too many issues but will be testing it in the nets.
I may get one made up but because of the angle will have to have the shoulders or stump polished before handle fit as this is a rough job....
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Crude but i like the idea in a non scientific way ..
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How much did you drop the shoulder by? In mm.
And what's the final weight??
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Not too drastically different it will draw attention, while still managing to be a unique design, I like that!
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Weight is around 2-9 and the drop is about 4mm ish