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[Red Ink Cricket]

I have shaped a few Part mades from H4L ( will supply pictures eventually) and have just received another batch. My current profile is slightly bowed, thick edges and concaves spine. Im looking for another shape to have a go at. just wondered what profile/shape etc i should go for? Maybe a copy of a current one? Im thinking more of a traditional profile but open to suggestions

[Buzz]

go for either the GN Oblivion shape or the SAF Genus shape - offset edges, not massive, but with a focus on spine height...
a bit like this:

[procricket]

Laver Special dave shape  if it's any good i will buy it off you

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/fbx/?set=a.1149070687640.23424.1253771208

[Red Ink Cricket]

Buzz,

does look a good shape. im pretty happy with the way the first few have gone. will try and post pics tonight to give you an idea.

procricket,

im at work so cant see facebook but if you can post a pic ill give it a go. i like a challenge.

must admit the bat shaping is getting quite addictive. even better when they work out well and the ball flys off the bat (nothing to do with me just the pressing from Matt)

[procricket]

agree shaping a bat is good shame my supplier has not supplied for a while....

i will get some up mate

[Number4]

Surely it has to be this shape...hehe

[procricket]

that a laver special but bigger the new special shape

[procricket]

i would love to see the old kookaburra bubble shape

[Number4]

Who remembers the County Clipper?

[sgcricket]

and that laver is 3lbs+ as well dave

[procricket]

i know it a impressive beast to big for my arms

[Buzz]

Who remembers the County Clipper?

I always prefered the stickers on the Caerulex:

[Red Ink Cricket]

im thinking copying that 3lb wont be easy, especially balancing that and getting a decent pick up

[Number4]

Yeahhhh old School...Just needs the little concave area on the edges

[Number4]

The County Clipper of the 80's