Topic: What would cause a brand new bat to splinter at the toe? (Read 3096 times)

Ryan · « **Reply #15 on:** May 20, 2014, 06:36:36 PM »

Oil softens/ opens up the fibers off the blade which can cause damage to a softly pressed blade. It's not really that bat to be honest, I'd personally sand the face which will remove the long swallow splinters, finish knocking in and then apply a good quality scuff sheet.

Author Topic: What would cause a brand new bat to splinter at the toe? (Read 3096 times)

Ryan

Re: What would cause a brand new bat to splinter at the toe?