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Cricket Manufacturers / Brands => Kippax Cricket => Topic started by: Kippax on February 22, 2018, 03:51:24 PM
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Recently started our own YouTube page please give us a follow (Kippax cricket limited) going to be posting some more detailed videos on there to do with how we make our bats and what goes into it. Our first video is a short one on how we do our refurbishments on old bats. Click on the link to have a watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asrTGkKjkNg&t (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asrTGkKjkNg&t) …
Please feel free to like, follow and subscribe thank you.
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looks good lads
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thank you not bad for a first attempt
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Definitely will be giving this a follow. I always enjoy watching videos like this.
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i will try get something else new uploaded next week.
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Quick question @Kippax. Do you not use any heat on the stickers before you whip them off or did you just not show it in the video? I know you sanded and buffed but I winced a bit when he tore those off! Do you not risk pulling some strips of wood out along the grains that way?
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Quick question @Kippax. Do you not use any heat on the stickers before you whip them off or did you just not show it in the video? I know you sanded and buffed but I winced a bit when he tore those off! Do you not risk pulling some strips of wood out along the grains that way?
I did think that myself
But on the video the stickers almost tore like paper anyway and came off easy enough so looked OK. I've always heated them up first before removing. Suppose it would make it easier to sand if the glue wasn't warm and sticky since its not heated
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some stickers do need heat. but theses stickers come off easy enough as long as you pull them off with the grain.
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some stickers do need heat. but theses stickers come off easy enough as long as you pull them off with the grain.
@Kippax Thanks for the reply, I’ll be following the channel and waiting to see what you do next. Any chance we could see a Sancta Grail going from tree to the lucky customers hands in the future? Seeing the full process of how you find and select a cleft that gets that grade and then seeing it made for someone’s custom fit would be a treat.
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we are going to have some trees in the yard in about 3 weeks so think it would be a great idea to show all the work that goes into starting from a tree to the drying on the cleft
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Good stuff Kipper or Leafy or James...
When i move up your way i hope it ok to pop in lovely spot you have there.
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yes mate everyone is always welcome