Custom Bats Cricket Forum
Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: Psi on January 28, 2019, 03:55:06 PM
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Here are some before/after pictures of a BDM Dynamic Force Bat I have been working on:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jN9vKXiTee3ipu36A
I saw some posts saying that BDM has disappointing decals and presentation so I thought I would post these. It has a big tiger sticker on the back plus some wood carved `claws'. Does anyone remember these bats? Was the tiger plus carving a custom one-off thing? I couldn't find anything else like it on the web. It pings well of the mallet and if it plays well in the nets I might start using it.
Can anyone recommend a way to glue cracks/holes that doesn't leave a dark line on the bat, often more visible than the original crack? I use Superglue and/or pva wood glue. Even if I mix the pva with
willow sawdust it still dries an unmatching darker colour.
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BDM did have a period of doing this type of thing back around 2000ish i think, i had an Amazer Y2K bat and it had similar 'grooves' taken out of the back , the bat has come up beautifully though - looks a belter!
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Thanks - yes, looking forward to trying it out..
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Here are some before/after pictures of a BDM Dynamic Force Bat I have been working on:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jN9vKXiTee3ipu36A
I saw some posts saying that BDM has disappointing decals and presentation so I thought I would post these. It has a big tiger sticker on the back plus some wood carved `claws'. Does anyone remember these bats? Was the tiger plus carving a custom one-off thing? I couldn't find anything else like it on the web. It pings well of the mallet and if it plays well in the nets I might start using it.
Can anyone recommend a way to glue cracks/holes that doesn't leave a dark line on the bat, often more visible than the original crack? I use Superglue and/or pva wood glue. Even if I mix the pva with
willow sawdust it still dries an unmatching darker colour.
Use translucent glue
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@Simongodsill@gmail.com - I have posted about the grooves in response to your question in the vintage thread.
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Makes sense... Can you recommend a particular type? Will any of the `craft' pva adhesives do the job?
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Wood glue for cracks that you can open and clamp, super glue for hairline ones. if you sand the area afterwards you should remove all traces.
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(https://i.imgur.com/dJB0lXr.jpg)
ebay or amazon
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Thanks for the glue recommendations