Hell4Leather design a new engraved bat
Engraving is becoming more popular in the cricket bat world, edge branding and laser engraving have recently been used by many brands.
Hell4Leather have decided to give the laser engraving a go on their 666 model, engraving the whole face of the bat. Take a look at the results below:
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I love the look of the engraved bat, it’s a reminder of the lovely old school bats from the 50′s, 60′s and early 70′s … in particular the old engraved Surridge bats, more bat makers should do it, highlight the wood itself rather than some of the over the top graphics on the market these days.
if i owned it i could never use it just incase i got a mark on it, def want one though
this engraving is not that new in BDM company i have seen bats of 1980′s with engraving.