The Bat Rack

What is the length of the bat rack?

• 3 '

• 3' 6"

• 42"

• 4'

How many inches on center are the holes drilled in the top of the bat rack?

• 2 1/2"

• 3 1/2"

• 3"

• 3 1/2"

How many bats can our bat rack hold?

• 8

• 10

• 12

• 15

Our bat racks are made out of what type of material?

• Poplar

• Pine

• Particle Board

• Plywood

How is the back of the bat rack attached to the top of the bat rack

• Glue and nails

• Dowels and glue

• Screws and glue

• Bolts and nuts

What machine is used to cut the slots into the bat rack?

• Table saw

• Band saw

• Scroll Saw

• Dovetail saw

Why is it necessary to drill the large hole through both sides?

• It is just easier that way.

• To prevent chipping and tear out on either side

• To make sure both sides are centered

• So you don't drill into the metal table.

How are the bat rack going to be held in place?

• They will be screwed to a wall in the dugout

• They will be glued to the outside of the dugout structure

• they will be hung from the fence with special clips

• They will be held to the fence with zip ties.

What type of finish are we putting on the bat racks?

• Lacquer

• Polyurethane

• No finish will be applied at school

• None of these are correct

A pilot hole must be drilled to locate where the larger holes need to be drilled.

• to locate the center on both sides of the material

• to provide a center point for the holes

• True

• all answers are correct