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Subject: Re: The Day of the Mass Paddling Author: Cliff (to Tammy) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:19:26 02/24/26 Tue In reply to: Tammy for Cliff 's message, "Re: The Day of the Mass Paddling" on 17:24:24 02/24/26 Tue I think it is good that they have smaller paddles for the younger students. From my experience, thethickness of the paddle makes the most difference and I have made a few. I use 1/2 thick oak project boards for the paddles I have made. I think that thickness makes for a lot of sting without being thuddy. I have only used them on consenting adults and have taken a few sample swats myself, just to know what it is like. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]