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Everybody asks about those. It's the easiest thing in the world: just lay a bat down and lay the next one alongside with the knob overlapping. The knobs hold them together, although it's obviously not the sturdiest. The one I have pictured is a little too tall, but it works.
Ken
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Nice new cave, Joel! You have a keeper my friend.
My wife is too scared to touch anything in the cave... even when I ask her to grab something or hold something she says no and runs off. She can tend to be a klutz though, so it may be for the best.Leave a comment:
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That's a great present from your wife.
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My wife surprised me for Christmas and had our basement turned into a sports area. She hired a local company to design and build this. They built it all in 5 days while we were out of town. What a nice surprise to come home to.
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Ken (earlywynn fan) how did you make the bat structure in the corner? Are the bats glued together? It looks really cool.Leave a comment:
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RJ, you probably could hear my groan when I saw your post. We have the same idea about collecting bat themed pics to go with game used bats. I am still gathering pics and trying to come up with a coherent and not incredibly space consuming way to display. Of course my are much more tasteful as they are Red Sox and not Yankees, but all the same, I think it is a very cool idea. I particularly like the posed ones most popular in the 60s with the players aiming bats like rifles or holding 4 at a time. I have an idea for a display and if I ever put it together I will post it.Leave a comment:
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Jerry Sage jssage24@yahoo.comLeave a comment:
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RJ, you probably could hear my groan when I saw your post. We have the same idea about collecting bat themed pics to go with game used bats. I am still gathering pics and trying to come up with a coherent and not incredibly space consuming way to display. Of course my are much more tasteful as they are Red Sox and not Yankees, but all the same, I think it is a very cool idea. I particularly like the posed ones most popular in the 60s with the players aiming bats like rifles or holding 4 at a time. I have an idea for a display and if I ever put it together I will post it.
Soxbats@aol.com
Collecting Red Sox bats 1960 to present, need Ron Jackson (60), Ray Webster, Carmen Fanzone, George Smith, Felix Mantilla, Ken Poulsen, Chuck Goggin, and Luis AlvaradoLeave a comment:
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Ahhh...one of my favorite threads revived. Very nice!Leave a comment:
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Just a corner of my way-too-small display room, but the snowstorm gave me a chance to organize my bat rack & accompanying photos (mostly type 1's). Unfortunately the bats on the rack do not have any direct correlation to the players in the photos...
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Yankee fans wanting to build the ultimate sports room should check out this site!
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Thanks!
We made the lockers from scratch (with the idea stolen from someone in this thread!) The balls are in shelves we found at a garage sale, and we put finishing on it to make it look like it matches the lockers. The "fans" of jerseys are actually antique clothes dryers! They were cheap and I thought they looked cool. The bats racks we made; the only problem with them is knobless bats don't fit.
Ken
how are the stuff in the bulletin board cabinet held in place? pin?Leave a comment:
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Too much stuff? Nah. Too much stuff is several hundred bats leaning against every wall and corner, boxes of signed baseballs and photos, and a couple of closets full of jerseys. And a narrow path leading through the chaos. I have a plan to change all that by the time I hit the big six-oh, which gives me a bit over six months, if the fam doesn't sic the Hoarders people on me first.Leave a comment:
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