Rough Turning Blank - Baseball Bat Blank - Rockler Woodworking Tools

	Rough Turning Blank - Baseball Bat Blank $34.99Each Average Rating: (11 customer reviews)

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Turn your own custom baseball bat! Put one of these cylindrical blanks on your lathe and fashion a bat with the length, weight, and shape of your choosing.

Turning stock sizes are approximate:

Ash Turning Blank (44073): Nominal = 2-3/4"+ Diameter by 38" Length

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Ash blank is 2-3/4"+ round x 38'' long
Maple blank is 2-3/4"+ round x 36'' long
Nominal sizes

What's In the Box:
One Ash (44073) or Maple (21439) Baseball Bat Turning Blank

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Rough Turning Blank - Baseball Bat Blank

Average Rating:

4.4
(11 customer reviews)

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1) Submitted by Kevin Costello, from Fort Bragg, CA on 5/16/2011

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Bought the Ash blank for a student of mine. He turned a nice bat over a couple of days and when he had it finished he was out hitting with it the same day.

2) Submitted by Laddie G. Matusek, from Palacios, TX on 6/27/2008

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I bought the bat blank to make a bat for my Grandson Kelton. He is 2-1/2 years old so we needed a 24 inch bat. The wood was perfect and turned very well. I did not know whether to get the Ash or Maple. I tried the ash. I am using the other piece to make a 8 inch pepper mill. Great Service from Rockler and a good project. I can't wait to see Kelton's face.

3) Submitted by Gregory Wapelhorst, from Pearl, MS on 7/29/2008

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I turned a 30" bat for my 9 year old grandson who wants to be the next Albert Pujols. It turned our better than I expected and he and my son both were very happy with it. I couldn't be more pleased.

4) Submitted by Gerald Lyons, from El Dorado, AR on 8/1/2008

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I have turned 6 bats now used as memorials to my bother that passed away last year. All of the bats turned out great. The only thing is, one of the two blanks that I ordered recently, had two hair line cracks in the grain on one side of the bat barrel end after the bat was turned. Seeing how this was used for an award, this was not a problem.

5) Submitted by Bonnie, from Barron, WI on 5/31/2008

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My son needed to do a woods shop project. He is very big in baseball so it was a baseball bat he chose. The wood was great to work with he is very proud of the bat it is on display at his school til the end of the school year. He has taken it out side and tryed it out works GREAT.
It came very fast, very nice bat blank finaly produce can out great thanks.

6) Submitted by Roger Noebel, from Irvine, CA on 3/18/2008

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I made the first bat from the ash blank for my grandson. I am now making the second bat out of the maple blank so I can compare the two. Great product.

7) Submitted by Walter Meek, from Pasadena, TX on 1/16/2008

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I have bought several bat blanks, and am very pleased with the quality. I have made both Ash and Maple bats.
They are really fun to make. They are fun to hit with also.

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