Can it be repaired? Cricket bat face delimitation. Keith Dudgeon Ktulu Cricket bat repair.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Repair of this Keith Dudgeon (KD) Ktulu English Willow Cricket Bat.
The playing surface of the bat had delaminated (where the harder pressed surface comes away from softer back wood). This is often really difficult to repair fully.
This service includes:
Half refurbishment - Removal of old facing. Extensive repair of the playing surface. Clean off of all sticky residue.
Course and fine random orbital sanding, fine and extra fine hand sanding.
Application of new toe guard.
Protective facing.
Recorded on iPhone XS and Canon 650D.
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Nice work mate - in the past I've had success getting under some hard to reach delamination by watering down some PVA glue, syringing (not sure if an actual word) it in where I can and standing the bat in a way that lets the glue work it's way into the hard to reach area by itself. Might help you get under another tricky one 👍👍
Nice mate. Thanks for the tip.
Nice work Clint. I don't think anyone cleans up a toe as well as you do
Thanks Andrew. Appreciate the feedback.
Hi Sir, Good work. Can see Very dedicated to every bat you work!! Why don’t you try clamping the delamination once glued? Couldn’t that help?
It does, and you should. But we don't want to give away all of the trade secrets do we ;)
Great video and thanks again for your help on repairing bats!!!!
That was beautifully done bro
Btw the bat looked gud as well ...it looked a blaster.
Hi mate. I've got a few questions. First of all how did you make the bit for the drum sander? And then what glue did you use to apply the toe guard? And what was that tool you used to trim the toe guard down? Last one, where did you get the polishing wheels for the bench grinder? Thanks very much, I think you do a great job👍
Great video....thanks for making!!!!!!!!
Beautiful mate nice work .
Good work sir 👌🏻🏏
Hi bro.
Uplode a video for
How to oiling a new english willow bat ( episode 1 )
And
How to proper knocking teqniqie
do you get any profit in this bat repairing buissness
do you get any income from youtube yet??
btw love your videos keep uploading mate❤❤❤❤💛👍👍👏👏👏
Wow ! Enjoy your video so much 👍💯
nice work once again! any chance you can pass on the details for the drum sander you are using on the bench grinder :) i assume its inflatable?
Not inflatable mate. I made it myself. Head over to Instagram or Facebook and look for BatAndBallCricketOfficial and sand me a direct message and I'll send you some pics/vids.
Which Glue are you using?
I use a product called Bondcrete for most of my bat work. That plus superglue.
Lovely job! How do you make your wood liquidy?
The gauge of needle that I use doesn’t require the glue to be watered down.
@@BatandBallCricket beautiful!
Nice job! How does your face tape sticks to the blade with the oil still on?
Trade secret mate... 😜
If you use acetone on a cloth, just a bit, than wipe over the areas, polish than do the same you’ll find the facings stick much better. If you can leave it overnight or for a few days, this helps too.
@@BatandBallCricket no more secret 😂 I do use acetone to clean up the sticker glue. I was wondering if you had better quality face tape that sticks after oiling. I have seen the guy at Fantail applying sheet immediately after oiling so wondered. Thanks mate! Love your work
@@sudhirhinge I’d suggest that Blake has a step that he doesn’t show in videos.
@@BatandBallCricket I think so ))
Good job bro....
Hey mate just wondering what exactly you were using on the bottom of the orbital
Diabalo multi surface discs.
www.bunnings.com.au/diablo-125mm-240-grit-multi-surface-orbital-sanding-discs-10-pack_p6310168
How to know if your bat is dry?
Great Video bud!! Lovely choice of music too!
How long do you leave the clamps on for
Generally I try to leave it overnight (10 to 12 hours) but your better wood glues set a bit quicker.
how long do you wait after oiling to put a scuff sheet back on and whats the best way to get residue off after getting the old scuff sheet off????????
Hi Liam. I generally don't wait and use acetone to clean off any excess oil before polishing and applying the new sheet. But if you have to wait, give it about a week.
I use a couple of tactics to get rid of the old residue. Heat and a scraper works well. But then i use White Spirits and cloth/cotton rounds. White spirits is a bit like mineral turpentine.
This video was a good example of the process i follow removing the residue - th-cam.com/video/wmDQZbuuhfM/w-d-xo.html
I bought a new cricket bat. I am puzzle
Can i oil the bat ???
And tell me knocking method beacause on youtube very diffrent method of knocking ...
@@kanhaiyapareek1265 If you're intending to put a facing on the bat, you don't necessarily need to oil first. I'd generally recommend you do oil and knock the bat before putting on a protective facing. In which case, after you've oiled your bat, you will need to either clean off the excess (the oil can prevent the facing from sticking correctly) or wait a few days for it to soak/dry.
Here's a good explanation video of how to prepare and knock in a new bat - th-cam.com/video/NXmEyxqzVUc/w-d-xo.html
@@BatandBallCricket a lot of thanks
But i am knocking 15 days without oiling
Now this time after 15 day can i oiling the bat ??
May I know where did you get that drum for sander. Or how did you make it.
I couldn’t get get one for my grinder so I made one.
That's great, any tip on how to make it. How did you extend the shaft and what did you use for the drum. I search every where and I didn't find even how to extend a shaft of a grinder.