Welcome to Trogon, where craftsmanship meets cricket passion. Ever wondered how those exquisite cricket bats are made? Dive into the fascinating world of bat-making with us.

1st step

Pressing the cleft

We carefully press each and every cleft, making sure to apply just the right amount of pressure to make the wood denser and tougher. This step is vitally important for cricket bats because it keeps the quality and responsiveness of each bat consistent, giving players that extra edge.

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Trogon cricket bat pressing
Splicing a cricket bat handle

2nd step

Splicing the handle

We skillfully fit the handle into the blade, creating a perfect blend for better control and feel. This craftsmanship gives batter a comfy grip and balanced weight, making sure they can be at their best at the crease.

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3rd step

Shaping the blade

We craft each bat's blade with precision, sculpting it to perfection using traditional tools and methods.

This meticulous shaping process maximizes power, control, and durability, providing batters with the confidence to tackle any bowling attack.

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Shaping a Trogon cricket bat blade
Sanding a cricket bat using a sanding drum

4th step

Sanding - Drum Sander

We use drum sanders to speed up the sanding process and ensure every bat has a consistently smooth finish. This technique not only enhances the look and performance of each bat but also maintains our high quality standards.

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5th step

Sanding - By Hand

I hand-sand each bat myself, carefully refining the surface for a smooth, flawless finish. This attention to detail enhances the bat's appearance, feel, and performance, ensuring it meets the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship.

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Sanding a cricket bat by hand
Binding a cricket bat handle using a custom made lathe

6th step

Binding the handle

I carefully bind the handle, securing it firmly to the blade for durability paying close attention to the tabs. This binding process reinforces the bat's structure, reducing the risk of handle breakage and ensuring longevity.

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7th step

Polishing and waxing

I meticulously polish and wax each bat to perfection, enhancing its appearance and protecting it from moisture and wear. This final touch adds a glossy sheen to the bat's surface, making it visually appealing while providing added durability and resistance to damage.

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Polishing and waxing a hand made cricket bat
Stickering a Trogon Cricket newly made hand made English willow cricket bat

8th step

Stickering the bat

I apply branded stickers to each bat, adding a personalized touch and enhancing its aesthetic appeal. These high-quality stickers showcase the brand's identity and contribute to the bat's overall appearance, making it stand out on the cricket field.

With a choice of four sticker colours, we have something for every batter.

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9th process

Finishing the bat

I complete each bat with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring every aspect meets the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship. From the final inspection to packaging, this thorough finishing process guarantees that each bat is ready to deliver outstanding performance on the cricket pitch.

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Oiling a newly created hand made cricket bat in West Sussex