vndrlylgeek
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- Feb 25, 2015
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Hey guys,
Quick question. I was knocking in a new bat that was gifted to me. I was working on the edges, and in doing so, I noticed a slight crack on the side. I think I may have hit it with the mallet dead on the side on that spot by accident. Now it's a bit caved in on that spot and I can't get the half an inch below it to line up. I did the other side before this one and that looks great.
Once I noticed the cracks, I stopped knocking, sanded the cracks and oiled my bat again as it still looked a bit dry. I'll go home today and see how it looks. I'll sand the cracks again if needed.
I'm just wondering what I should do now. Should I keep knocking the edges above and below that spot? I will tape it up at the toe once I'm done knocking anyway and will apply a scuff sheet, but I'm just wondering how I should go about the rest of the knocking process.
See pictures below.
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks
Quick question. I was knocking in a new bat that was gifted to me. I was working on the edges, and in doing so, I noticed a slight crack on the side. I think I may have hit it with the mallet dead on the side on that spot by accident. Now it's a bit caved in on that spot and I can't get the half an inch below it to line up. I did the other side before this one and that looks great.
Once I noticed the cracks, I stopped knocking, sanded the cracks and oiled my bat again as it still looked a bit dry. I'll go home today and see how it looks. I'll sand the cracks again if needed.
I'm just wondering what I should do now. Should I keep knocking the edges above and below that spot? I will tape it up at the toe once I'm done knocking anyway and will apply a scuff sheet, but I'm just wondering how I should go about the rest of the knocking process.
See pictures below.
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks