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People look ai- made. Very tanned and full of muscles - nice idea though!

I also finished 76 (the twin 77 needs the handle to be finished). I also played this blade for half an hour an although it's almost the same composition like my favorite Nr3 it feels totally different. It's a little sharper and seems to be stiffer. The main difference is the smaller dampening...

I played the 75 for about half an hour today but I cant say that much about it. Since thursday I've been ill so I still Lacken some fitness and power today and also I had another backhand rubber which I didn't like at all. But fh (nuzn45) just felt home. The blade is slower than my main blade...

Thank you very much! I think there is still room for improvements especially for the quality of the handle.

After over a year of not making any blade I just started do make some a few days ago. This (and the twin 74) I will try with my rubbers next Tuesday. Reason is that I came across some polypropylene fibers which is in my favorite (unique) blade and never got more of that fiberSo now I can play...

@coreywong where are you from? Id love to try zlf, zlc and dyneema. For the pressure thing I got an old book press from eBay which works great. The top bar starts to bend up at some state, so I can messure the way it bends and this way I am able to apply similar pressure for every blade.

I have to say I dont like his style at all. Seems to me he behaves very disparaging to his opponents. Keeps choing on opponents errors and reacts strange when he loses a point as if this isn't his fault.

And I keep the credit card clean with round edges. Otherwise you might pull out single fibers the next time you are spreading epoxy...

1 I use any old credit card to spread it evenly. At the beginning I also had the feeling it might not be enough but when you put on the pressure it will squeeze out here and there 2. I am not sure if I understand what you say. They put the fiber on an extra plate or table, saturate it with...

Very nice work! Weight was also my biggest thing to struggle at first. My rule of thumb working with fibers now is to use as much epoxy as the weight of the fiber is. A sheet of 180g/m2 ALC is around 6g for the raw plate, so I use 6g of epoxy for this layer. I have thin carbon with 3-4g per...

On backhand I have 729 Origin Soft (boosted). Very nice for short game, pushes and blocking...

Only on forehand side. Blade is homemade (Limba-abachi-Polypropilene fiber-Kiri) though it's 89g it's on the slower side, soft touch but stiff. There isn't really anything to compare. With N45 first topspin is easy, short game is safe and blocking as well. It's not bouncy but very linear. For...

I play the nuzn 45 since it came out here in Germany and that stopped my 4 years lasting EJ-ing. It is a fantastic rubber, very easy to play with my injured shoulder, very long lasting topsheet (sponge had to be reboosted after 10/12 weeks) not very spin sensitive and good overall performance...

Maybe on the top one you can guess this 45° pattern, but not on the lower one?

Middle Layer also Limba as there is no clear 45° pattern?

No Koto outer Ply- I guess it is limba.

I had 4-5 sheets of g1 in the past 3 years and only one did curl significantly.

Might be constructed for two handed BH and two handed FH ^^ Whats the weight of yours?

You didn't understand me right. I wanted to know which other ein topsheet lasts for ever just like the one of the nuzn...