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Equipment => Bats => Bat Care => Topic started by: brokenbat on April 24, 2015, 01:27:44 PM
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Had clamped one of my old bats, and ended up squishing the spine just a bit...I don't think it changes anything other than cosmetics - but is there a way I can unsquish it?
It doesn't show up clearly in pics - but basically the spine now looks like a line connecting three points, instead of a smooth parabolic curve.
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Steam it?
Sand it level?
Steam it and then sand it level?
I have no idea what you were actually trying to say though lol
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googled parabolic in a vain attempt to assist also and I still don't understand the question.
good luck, steam is a good method to manipulate dents
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googled parabolic in a vain attempt to assist also and I still don't understand the question.
good luck, steam is a good method to manipulate dents
Haha that was the wrong choice of words.. Basically, instead of a smooth spine, it now looks disjointed. Imagine a hill - with the top sliced off.
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Had clamped one of my old bats, and ended up squishing the spine just a bit...I don't think it changes anything other than cosmetics - but is there a way I can unsquish it?
It doesn't show up clearly in pics - but basically the spine now looks like a line connecting three points, instead of a smooth parabolic curve.
What pictures?
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I think he's squashed the spine.
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It use to look like The Wrekin
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TheWrekin.jpg)And now it looks like Table Mountain (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Table_Mountain_DanieVDM.jpg)
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It use to look like The Wrekin
([url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TheWrekin.jpg[/url])And now it looks like Table Mountain ([url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Table_Mountain_DanieVDM.jpg[/url])
Exactly - how do I make Table Mountain look less "table-y" ? I didn't add any pics because its not very clear to see in those pics.
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Exactly - how do I make Table Mountain look less "table-y" ? I didn't add any pics because its not very clear to see in those pics.
What tools do you have?
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Wet it and use a steam iron. Works on all soft timbers. if it's really deep do it in stages. Next time cut a few blocks to fit round the spine of your bat to spread the load of the clamp then put a bit of rubber (a bit of old handle grip) between the block and your bat.