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Major League Woodworking - The Show #2: Episode #2 - Nokona Bat Factory

Blog entry by Thomas MacDonald posted 117 days ago 652 reads 1 time favorited 5 comments Add to Favorites Watch
« Part 1: Making a Great Baseball Bat Part 2 of Major League Woodworking - The Show series Part 3: Al's Shop Tour »

Tommy and Al visit their friend Louie in Fall River, Massachusetts at the Nokona Bat Factory. Watch how much work goes into a professional baseball bat as Lou walks the guys through the steps to create Big Pappi’s whomping stick . . . then get ready for big Al’s return to the field of dreams!

Go Sox!

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Richforever

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posted 117 days ago

Very cool! I never imagined that all that went into crafting bats. Good time of the year for this activity. Thanks.

-- Rich, Seattle, WA

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Scott Bryan

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posted 116 days ago

Thanks for the video, Tommy. This was a pretty nice series. As a long time baseball fan I especially enjoyed this series.

And you still can swing a pretty good bat!

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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a1Jim

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posted 116 days ago

Well done Tommy a home run.

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

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Roper

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posted 116 days ago

very cool video, but i want to see one turned by hand.

-- Roper - Master of sawdust-

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Schummie

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posted 114 days ago

Thanks guys, for again great video.
I love to look how things are made, now I know how a bat is made.

Thanks again,

schummie.

-- Greetings from the Netherlands.

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