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Sure, I'll use some wood glue. I don't have experience with vices maybe I'll just apply some weight on top of my ply.

The usual water-based glue to stick the rubbers or specific glue to stick wood materials?

Nice, then I'll fill in some glue there.

I hit the top of the racket head in the bottom of the table board while trying to snake the ball. It was the worst shot I did. And I liked this setup FZD ALC + D05 and it's not even a year still 😣

Sure, I'll try the edge pad. I thought of glueing it to fill in that small crack. Would that be a wise idea?

I hit my racket on the table during my practice. I'm using Fan Zhendong ALC. There is a small dent in the ply as seen in the picture. Do I need to do something to fix this or can I leave it like this? Kindly throw me some suggestions guys. This blade is just 6 months old and I have done this...

I wanted to update my impression since I've played with my current setup (Fzd ALC and D05 on both sides) for almost 3 months. It's the best setup for me. Initially, I found D05 is a bit too fast for my FH coming from H3N but nothing uncontrollable. But still, I think I should've gone for D09C...

I have played with both FZD ALC and TB ALC with D05 rubbers on both. I sensed TB ALC is a bit faster and the reason I've observed is, that in TB ALC the handle is a bit light in weight and the racket balance is head heavy. In FZD ALC, the ratio is balanced and overall a heavier blade than TB...

Try D05, D05 is the perfect rubber for backhand for me in my FZD Alc. I was using Rakza 7 soft before didn't take much time to switch. R7 soft reacts more to spin. With D05 my backhand feels confident because of its grippy topsheet.

Fortunately, I had the option to return my blade and I got the refund. I bought the FZD Alc instead of my Andro Ligna CO Off.

what's stopping you from trying? c'mon :p

Yes, moving from a tacky hard rubber to a soft rubber will be difficult since you're used to swinging harder with hurricane 3s. I'll update here about my setup after a few weeks of playing.

From my experience, I suggest you don't change your setup. It's not that too fast. I bought my first custom racket with an outer carbon blade, Andro Ligna CO Off, since I got it for a good deal. Before that, I was using GKI Euro V, an absolute beginner one. At first, it was too fast for me to...

I've tried T05 on my friend's TB Alc, He has T05 for FH and D05 for BH. He is a far better player than me. I find T05 too bouncy and hard to control. For me, my previous forehand is H3N and it is so hard and so slow. I have to swing a hell lot to get the best out of it. T05 is the complete...

For me Fzd + d05 in backhand it's amazing, it's a huge upgrade for me from Rakza 7 soft. Grip is amazing and taking counter spins are very effortless. I can generate topspins easily. Arc is low but I need to try more on that to comment. But not the same case with forehand. I was using H3N for...

Ha thanks Yeah sure, I'll update after 4-6 after having some trainings. My first fear was that setup would be too fast for me and I've ruled that out. It's more comfortable.

I agree with your point. I bought FZD Alc yesterday and I just had a few rallies with my friend in my FZD Alc. I was already using Andro Ligna, so the outer carbon feel is familiar to me. But damn the control of the blade is amazing, and with D05 it's just so confident to play. D05's grip and...

Thanks for all your suggestions guys. I'm going with FZD ALC. Hope that suits me well.

I just bought Dignics 05 (both fh and bh) and while pasting it only I've come to understood that my Ligna have some issues. I was using TP_Ligna with Hurricane 3 Neo and Rakza 7. I've used TB before from my friend for few rallies, I liked it's handle. I know that inner carbon blades provide more...

So comparatively Fzd is better in terms of control than TB Alc? I'll check Fzd then.