“I was introduced to a man that was a woodworker and I was told he made baseball bats,” Valdes recalled. “He taught me how to make bats, and later on I became a better bat maker than he was.

associate professor Randall Reid suggested making a baseball bat. “So I decided to make a bat for my son, who at the time was, you know, 9 or 10 years old,” Wille said. The rest was history ...

To make up for some lacking athletic ability, [Shane Wighton] of [Stuff Made Here] created a custom baseball bat with an explosive sweet spot, that almost guarantees a home run. Inside a custom ...