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[Churchy1989]

I would advise not doing it by hand, it really hurts. #HandCramp

[Cow_corner]

Thanks. Look forward to seeing them

Basically a couple of bookends (one with adjustment) some screws a couple of turned pins and a scrap piece of hardboard.

[Cow_corner]

Got some drawings or 3D Cad if you have a printer

[Seniorplayer]

Thanks for the photo I can make that what's the height of the pins from the  bottom of the hardboard

[Biggie Smalls]

Morning. Can you give us an idea of how much you need for each bat? What lengths do the rolls come in?

Thanks a lot. Justin

If you're asking re kinesio tape : about 2.5ft (rolls come in 5m lengths for $10-20, im using elastoplast brand , about $10au). If you're asking re medical tape : about 3ft (rolls come in 5-6m lengths for $5-8, ive always used the elastoplast brand rigid strapping tape ). Lengths ive mentoned are for taping the whole handle but ive experimented with 2 wraps on bottom and two wraps on the top and then the length is less than 1ft....this minimal method does work ok but leaves more flex in the handle . When using tape i still leave about 1inch of twine on the bottom of the handle to strengthen the shoulders . If i want the twine a bit lower than its done from the batmaker/factory , then i undo all the twine and rewrap , by hand, about 1inch worth where i want it , then wipe over pva glue to hold the twine .

[Cow_corner]

Thanks for the photo I can make that what's the height of the pins from the  bottom of the hardboard

Half a bat (54mm) plus clearence, I'd say say 100mm, can supply drawings and stl files for 3D prints