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[Aldred Cricket Bats]

No it's not a carbo handle. We don't put anything in a bat that isn't allowed in first class cricket. Traditional through and through.

[Number4]

No it's not a carbo handle. We don't put anything in a bat that isn't allowed in first class cricket. Traditional through and through.

Sorry just looked like it with the dark circular shape on the end of the handle

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

No need to apologise I leave the extra bit on the end of the handle until I have finished sanding and binding. It just sits in my home made binding machine better.

[tim2000s]

I find using a travisher a right pain. Much prefer a plane!

[Buzz]

Zeus is in the house...

Training, Zeus and Table Tennis on Vimeo

Jon Lewis showing off his new kit

[Red Ink Cricket]

ive got travishers and round bottom planes. i use my travisher for the majority of the concaving and then ive got a couple of little round bottom planes which i use for the finer shaping. sharpening them can be a pain but as said above once you get use to using them and sharpening them your ok