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Started by old3dogg, March 21, 2004, 01:57:25 AM

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old3dogg

like I said .We dont make ash bats.So i guess it really dont matter to me.
Most NBL hitters are using Hard Maple bats these days anyhow.
It is getting harder to find Ash trees big enough to make good bats anymore.The straight grain thing.
I dont watch a lot of baseball but I do hear of a lot of broken Ash bats durning a game.

beenthere

Here is a story on a local maple bat producer.

Maple bats

Seems the maple bats are more popular now that drying techniques have been improved.
I knew this fellow was in the wood business, but didn't know what his products were. I thought he was importing wood for sale. And maybe he is in addition to selling bat materials.
south central Wisconsin
It may be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others

Den Socling

I had a young fellow doing carpentry in our new office. I gave him two of our vacuum dried, hard maple tiger stripe bats when he took an interest in them. He came back and bought five more.

Haven't seen him for awhile but he called the other day to say he hit a 450 foot home run. Everybody in the league wants our bats. He added that he will have plenty of time to work on our office next winter.  ;)

solidwoods

Got 60+thousand dollars for a 500bf kiln? :P
jim
Ret. US Army
Kasco II B Band mill
Woodworking since 83
I mill & kiln dry lumber, build custom furniture, artworks, flooring, etc.
If you mill, you'll be interested in some of my work in one way or another.
We ship from our showroom.
N. Central TN.

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