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[tushar sehgal]

Yes the bat is indeed inspired by Scat, I tried my best to get the balance which is immaculate in Scat.

Well you have done a very good job then considering its 2.8 will prolly finish at 2.10/2.11 is great for a bat that size..

[mad_abt_cricket]

Well you have done a very good job then considering its 2.8 will prolly finish at 2.10/2.11 is great for a bat that size..

Thanks Tushar!

[FattusCattus]

What's 'scat'? oh.. screaming cat?

Just dont google it!

[Blazer]

The photos of you crafting the bat reminds me of some Indian factories where your legs and tummy becomes a work bench  . You have got great skill to do it with no bench. The photos are very much inspiring.

[Johnny]

The photos reminded me of the training montage from Rocky IV

[wilkie113]

Top effort that is, the bat looks beautiful, profile is amazing!

[Number4]

Just dont google it!

Trust you Fattus lol

[Red Ink Cricket]

cracking job there mate! especially without the use of a bench. couldnt have been easy.

[mad_abt_cricket]

Thank you!

[Number4]

Pretty good first attempt at replicating a Scat well done

[mad_abt_cricket]

Pretty good first attempt at replicating a Scat well done

Thanks.
Bat is certainly inspired from Scat, specially toe, splice and the handle.

Though there are notable differences:

Scat has thicker edges and has slight concaving, the spine in Scat is more like a  smooth arc.

The bat I shaped has a much higher spine which peaks nearer to the toe than the Scat and then has a slight slant till the handle. Edges are 5 mm thinner than Scat and no concaving.

[Number4]

Ok. Inspired by Scat 

[tommo256]

what tools did ya have dude?

[mad_abt_cricket]

Draw knife, two kind of spoke shaves ( rounded and plain). different grades of sandpaper, rasping tool to shape the handle and the shoulder.

[tommo256]

whats the difference between rounded and plain?