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    Can anyone identify this machine?

    This is a neat piece of equipment! We make baseball bats, and may look into making our own billets. Anyone know who makes this or where I could get one?
    thank you all!
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    Yup, That's a machine.
    Ridiculum Ergo Sum

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    Got any more pictures of the business end? Looks like it uses a big core drill....

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    Bat Blank Machine

    Check with Louisville Slugger Co. ; Louisville, KY.
    I have seen pictures of a machine like that in their museum.

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    Pen blank making machine for a very large pen, a BR4000 I think. No seriously, I have no idea but the color makes me think it is a Baker machine of some sort.
    Who knew your could have so much fun with such a small chunk of wood

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    Boy, sumbuddy gots some big fat fingers iffn they need a big pen blank like that....

    Either that or they makin' a awful lotta shavings...

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    It sure looks like a bat billet machine. Used to rough turn the billets before turning the final baseball bat.

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    hmm... band saw?

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    Don't know who makes the machine, but the pictures may have been taken at Larimer & Norton, 328 Cable Hollow Rd, Russell, PA, a lumber mill which makes bat billets. Try contacting them for details.

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    Thanks everyone, thats all of the photo's I have.
    Bruce, I will give that a shot, thank you

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    Check out Ex-factory. Lots of used machinery there.

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