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12-30-2012, 05:20 PM
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I've heard them referred to by several different names, including spline, applique, and laminated. Spliced is a new one for me but would make sense. Spline is a term that, in this case, refers to a bat made from two or more pieces joined together. A spline is a long, thin, strip of wood. Ii can also mean a strip of material inserted into the edges of two boards to join them.
John 
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