Can anyone recommend the best way to repair a cracked bat?

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03-08-2017, 05:43 PM

John V

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I've done much the same on a bat, but without the hypodermic injection. I just worked the Elmer's glue into the opening with my fingers. Dont over tighten the clamps or you may dent the wood.

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