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https://equipment.ittf.com/#/equipment/technical_leaflets read M4, the whole document is interesting, for example on page 13 it says "For racket coverings which are sold with multiple versions of sponge, a different country of origin statement may be used for each version, in order to specify...

@hipnotic, have you ever worked with pear wood? According to the numbers I could find it seems to be hard without being stiff. I could imagine cool compositions, for example using this as a medial ply (Framiré-Pear-Ayous-SAC-Ayous-Pear-Framiré).

I thought Aramid is yellow, but on the pic it looks white...?

Different question, I assume you've tried a 45 degrees rotation of different fibers... Is it possible to generalize how this affects the characteristics of a blade in comparison to 0 or 90 degrees? Or does it depend on the fiber used?

Already sold? This one is one of the best, if not the best design i've seen from you Sergio

Sergio - regarding the blade with the cork handle: how do you call this kind of Flared handle shape? It seems to be quite different from the usual Flared shape (like Viscaria?) you use. I like it.

Basswood: density slightly above Spuce/Ayous, hardness in the middle between Spruce and Ayous, but speed should be noticably below the two. Mahogany: density/hardness about the same as Koto, but not as dynamic I would guess.

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Hi Sergio, I'm curious, what do you think would layers of aluminium or copper do to the blade's properties in comparison to something like carbon, have you tried those two already? Best Regards