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Just a question about that rating, if you're new to table tennis, and you've never owned a blade before, how did you get that 1600 rating?

Like I said, #24. The number is the shape of the blade.

No one needs a scalpel, it's just that a scalpel does the job better than others, and is relatively cheap. Also, the blades of a scalpel needs changing because it is extra sharp, thus extra thin, sharpness and durability is a tradeoff I'm willing to take.

I bought these recently https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B095KHGM58/

I tried a few ones and #24 is the one I like the best, but I think this depends on the person's cutting technique, so it really depends. I however don't use wooden/bamboo cutting boards, since wood/bamboo grains are straight, but we need to cut curves. I use arts and craft self healing cutting...

You get a cutting board, then cut while keeping the scalpel blade parallel to the edge of your table tennis blade. I also recommend getting the #24 scalpel blade.

I've tried all sorts of sponges for glues, including makeup sponges you mentioned, best one is still the one I'm using now.

Yep, one cut per blade. But the blades are super cheap, no more than $15 per 100 blades. A lot cheaper than the glue brushes I like to use, which costs about $1 per 2 brushes. It’s a bit expensive but they’re super nice to use.

best I’ve used so far is Victas Triple Double Extra, best thing about it is no boosting needed.

I use a scalpel and it takes literally 30 seconds, it’s a lot cheaper and safer than a bandsaw, the edge would be a lot smoother, and almost impossible to damage the blade. So I’ll pass on the bandsaw.

updating the list a little

I don’t think the availability is an issue here in the states. A lot more people can afford to buy or rent houses here compared to China, and there are two very common things you see in houses here, pool tables and ping pong tables , some times both . So availability wise it’s actually a lot...

Yeah, admit it’s your problem and everyone will rejoice.

Language evolve, the translation might change over time as well, that means currently if a certain translation is agreed upon by most people that use that language, then that is the proper translation, simple as that. And again, you're the one with the problem, not everyone else. So you can say...

It is you that refuse to admit that all this nonsense you are taking about is your problem , and your problem only.

Yet another false claim by you, what a champ. It was you who brought up the subject, but was wrong. We corrected you and you are just trying to cover your ass. Also, you brought up the whole football soccer thing, which was also wrong, I commented what historians said about the matter but you...

So I’ve been trying to find a new version that uses the “Axylium” for the past few days, but can’t seem to find a store that has them for sale. Though I do have one potential lead but they haven’t replied to my email yet, at least their website has the picture of the new version while most other...

I remember Adam Bobrow played the Sung sisters a few months ago, that was a fun video to watch too.

Yes? None of that says anything about 乒乓 being a trademark in China.

lol I wish I made these up, I’m just quoting people who have done their research. I’m not like you just coming up with weird stuff and treating everything that disagrees as rubbish. And by your logic, why are not snooker and pool called table ball, since they’re played on a table? Or maybe that...