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NetProphet reacted to Kilogramme's post in the thread Tenergy 19 review, still a smart choice in 2026 with
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Many oppenent loses the point on my BH opening loop with T19. Spin is very good. I have not played much with T05, but to me only the top... -
I get this. Sometimes slowly, carefully niggling about is the proper way but when it comes to cutting soft rubbery things often a quick...
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There's no overhang with this - if you cut it with the rubber side up is that the blade is essentially hanging on the rubber so when you...
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You could always make a little press from two sheets of ply and 4 threaded bolts plus wing nuts. Basically how we used to dry leaves...
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NetProphet reacted to Eric…'s post in the thread Tenergy 19 review, still a smart choice in 2026 with Like.
There is real value to this. Personally, I took 3 years off, got older, fatter, back maybe 8 months now but still not very strong and...
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NetProphet replied to the thread Dignics 64 vs Dignics 05.Just read through this thread. I'd be very interested to know your level? In reading it seems that you find D05 too slow on a FZD blade...
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NetProphet reacted to Egon's post in the thread The inside view, design, and construction of factory blades that come to us for repair with Like.
The chord is the width of the blade at the end of the handle. The smaller the chord, the more the blade bends, and conversely, the...
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NetProphet reacted to kapahoo's post in the thread The inside view, design, and construction of factory blades that come to us for repair with Like.
This is the best thread! Sorry, no idea why the Viscarias differ but perhaps slight changes in production over the years? Been around a...
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NetProphet reacted to Tyce's post in the thread What is the closest ESN equivalent to Spring Sponge nowadays? with Like.
I don't have practical experience with Glayzer other than a few test bounces yet so I'm interested, too. On paper I would probably put...
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NetProphet replied to the thread What is the closest ESN equivalent to Spring Sponge nowadays?.Interesting I would have classed the regular Glayzer above Rakza 7 for sure. I might be wrong but I have the feeling that you are...
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NetProphet reacted to Wakkibatty's post in the thread The inside view, design, and construction of factory blades that come to us for repair with Like.
Very much doubt it's a deliberate feature of the blade, as that would put it in breach of ITTF regulations. Under regs, blade panels...
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NetProphet reacted to Egon's post in the thread The inside view, design, and construction of factory blades that come to us for repair with Like.
We received a W968 blade for repair with a crack in the handle. We repaired it, but during the repair process, we discovered a 0.4 mm...
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NetProphet reacted to Egon's post in the thread The inside view, design, and construction of factory blades that come to us for repair with Like.
Hello everyone! Since we receive many blades of various designs for repair, I'd like to share with you their photos and factual...
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NetProphet replied to the thread sanwei rubber cutter without press.I stand on it simply because it's easier but I reckon rolling with a rolling pin and applying good pressure could also be enough but it...
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NetProphet replied to the thread sanwei rubber cutter without press.No, I've actually found it to be safer than the box cutter. I have nicked my blade with the box cutter before (my mistake of course) but...
