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[roco]

B3 cnc is not accurate so does not surprise me

[tim2000s]

B3 cnc is not accurate so does not surprise me

I suspect most B3 customers don't notice, but that's not a good sales pitch for B3...

[roco]

Well as I operate and train people on cnc's which have to be accurate to 0.1-0.2mm at most being a mm out in your case and 25mm out in mine not a great advert

[tim2000s]

Well as I operate and train people on cnc's which have to be accurate to 0.1-0.2mm at most being a mm out in your case and 25mm out in mine not a great advert

No, I'd agree. I wonder how many others of the B3s are not quite right? Anyone else care to do a measurement?

[roco]

People trust the sales info so doubt check specs but would be very interesting

[thecord]

Sorry if I've missed this somewhere else but what was B3's attitude about this Buzz?

[tim2000s]

Sorry if I've missed this somewhere else but what was B3's attitude about this Buzz?

Do you mean about having an inaccurate CNC machine?

[Simmy]

wow roco what was 25mm out?

[roco]

Spine zenith was yes

[procricket]

Well my b3 is 100 per cent accurate to he nail of the spec asked and I suspect it may e not down to the Cnc machine but to finishing.

But I know bigger all about Cnc to be honest

Why didmu not get your tape measure out when you was there bud.
You gave them exact measurements and then even went up to collect your bat surely if your giving exact measurements than you would have checked.

[roco]

Had measurements on computer as I trusted maker as I always do so did not think I'd need to scrutinise the bat

Live and learn

[procricket]

Mids 43mm 2lb 6oz
Chase 26mm 2lb 8oz
Chase 29mm 2lb 7oz
Laver 36mm 2lb 6oz
B3 36mm 2lb 9oz

Arron if your that exact bud I would scrutinise every bat.

[roco]

I was that exact with a bat that was cnc'd to exact specs etc but maybe I should of done as you said and scrutinised bat there to save issue

[trypewriter]

This is one of the reasons I love this site.

[tim2000s]

I'm kind of with Roco on this one. If you have worked with CNC systems on in manufacturing, there is such a close tolerance on CNC machining that to have any kind of noticable gap between what you send as the model and what you receive is not at all what you'd expect.

As he says, you live and learn.

What I found interesting in doing this exercise is that none of my bats have the particularly giant edges of many of the "big edge" bats, but equally, most are not terribly heavily concaved either...