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Nice work Derek, thanks for the boat tour today, looking forward ot seeing you on the water.

Lo quiero ,precio LIMA Perú

You are really clever man

Nice job!

More content of the dog please

Some real nice angles there

What city/state this league in?

Best edition of A's in 8 yet

Great job of merging the clips together! I've seen Blue Rodeo live several times over the years, this venue and show was the best of the rest!

Cuando el operador del torno, llamado " tornero ", tiene un poco de experiencia....ésos inventos con el router = estorban!!!!!!!!!. El tornero hace la pieza con rapidez, usando los compases de diametros diferentes y su experiencia !!. Quizás el artificio con el torno sirva para otras piezas,pero jamás para un bate que es fácil y con figura simple!!!!. Saludos!!

Nice run, James!!!

First time I played ball in Canada was on that park

Is his dad Mike piechneck

Such a beautiful tribute. Sail away David ❤️😊

Thank you for this 🙏 Rest In Peace David ❤️

Well done Athletics!

Poor Mikey…

Let's go Blue. Benefit of doubt goes to the great play not the mutt that comes in standing

Great game! Go Athletics!

That's a great jig and it does a fine job of duplicating a shape. I wonder if a round nosed bit would be best once you're getting close to finishing. Just a thought.

Do you think this device can be used to build a pool cue? A pool cue shaft has a diameter of two centimeters on one side and one centimeter at the end. The length of a short is almost 70 centimeters. The problem is that the wood is thin and so may deflect under a lateral load.

I wonder if using a four flute end mill cutter would work better than the standard router bit. Dunno

Do you have the plans for this duplicator?

What a great idea!! Thanks for sharing, going to make one for myself..

How about show us all how to make a copy template from start to finish please. This would help me as I have a copy wood lathe.

Looks like a good design, not sure I have the need to duplicate a bat or anything else for that matter though.

Nice work. What router bit did you use ? What speed did you have the lathe set for ?

Are you in the college now?

Right in the kisser!! Beauty

Orton!

RIP

very cool where is this mariners team at?

RIP Zach Downey

Greatest Mariner of all time, try and change my mind #GOAT

Best player I've ever seen!!

Thanks Derek, this is so great!

Love these boys, thanks Derek

Is there no fence?

Made a similar design. Made a template to guide my router for the bat style, but i like your design at the rear Well done. Hope to turn quite a few bats

Hey this is jesse hodges I'm with the Chicago Cubs organization I love these videos. It's the only way I get to keep up with the mariners. Boys had a great run! Thanks for the videos

hi

Get a better camera

Yay finally now time to post to Facebook hehe he's gonna be mad

I like your design. I've seen some idiots out there jam their routers into uneven stock and exponentially increase the shear-off factor of their bit. You did it nice and slow and I was glad to see you rounded the piece first before jumping into it. Cheers, and glad d it worked out for you

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Aweome work! We have some of your pieces in out home and are extremely happy with the superior workmanship. All crafted with love.

Great team and great season Pierce!

Good luck! I did the same thing with my 1968 MGB. It took two years! I wish I had that rotisory, sweet! I curently have a 1968, 1978, 1979 & 1980 MGB. The 68, is done, new and complete. I just painted the the 1979 Limited Edition back to black. Assembly and instaltion of completelt striped body. New engine and OD unit. This should take me a year. The I will move to next project.

Good luck! I did the same thing with my 1968 MGB. It took two years!