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Equipment => Bats => Bat Care => Topic started by: niceonechoppy on March 16, 2010, 10:20:16 PM
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Hi,
I know this may sound odd but How do you remove the handle from the bat without damaging the cleft or bat?
Thanks
Choppy
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band saw would do it i think.
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Loosen the glue somehow?
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Loosen the glue somehow?
I think that would be extremely hard....
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Ok, send it to someone?
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Simply don't have the time or effort to do that, just want a quick way to safely remove the handle...
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if you want to do it youself you will have to do it carefully with a hacksaw or somthing similiar. unless you have a large electric saw hanging around.
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Unfortunately I don't, would a dense hammer do the trick and knock the handle out of place?
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if you think about it thats effectively what a ball is doing, the handle(the contact point i.e the glue) will experience the same forces from ball on blade or hammer on handle. so no....
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Use a jig on a circular saw, pre cut the handle out to a set width so that a new handle can be cut to the correct width to re fit.
I do know one person that sits the bats over a tea urn and steams them out, a terrible way to ruin a bat.....
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Thanks Talisman, i'll give that a go tomorrow....
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Saw or Tea Urn???