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Banda by Stiga Inox SF Pro and Inox SF

Now that escalated fast! 😬

I do not recall my blades was sealed, but if that was the case it was very light. I gave my blades a thin layer of sealant as limba tend to splinter when removing the rubbers. I would choose a blade that is close to the nominal weight and you feel it is heavy then go down in rubber thickness or...

If you want to stay with the Vega series you can choose Vega X or the new Vega Pro H. You also choose to go with the more premium series as Omega VII/VIII or Jekyll & Hyde.

There could be several reasons for why the edges are not probably glued. If the blade is sealed, then as mentioned by others here, you could sand the blade to increase the surface roughness and thereby get a better bonding when applying the glue. When using glue with low viscosity it is a good...

How do you find your current rubbers? I guess they are Vega Korea on both sides?

That really depends what your personal preference. I played the custom version with J&H Rubbers which suited the blade great. Tried the regular version with H3 and D05 and the D05 was too springy IMO.

Have you read the OP? There some facts and a picture where I am comparing the PRO vs. STD AJH TMXi handles. The PRO is noticeable larger handle.

That depends in which aspects? The fibers are a mix of Axylium, Zephylium and X-carbon and gives an unique feel. It is seems to be a faster material than Axylium/ALC.

I would suggest that the MK Carbon is the closest that you come to Viscaria. Could be that the Alexis Crypto Carbon is a candidate as well, but I have not tried that blade myself yet. Maybe there are reviews elsewhere that could help clarifying.

I sense trouble coming up...

Here are the pictures of both blades. Overall feel is that TMXi seems to be a bit larger as the narrow part of handle is more round.

Quite similar to Viscaria. Can share some measurements later if you want?

I have played with the Tibhar MK Carbon blade for a month now coming from Viscaria to FZD ALC and now the MK Carbon. IMO it is really close to the Viscaria blade maybe a notch faster, but that is something that you will get used to pretty quick. Dimensions of the handle are similar as well as...

That is how they printed the text before they introduced the green holographic lense.