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Sure, I only make blades that comply with the ITTF rules. Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk

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A commissioned blade with different FH and BH sides. Composition: Spruce / Carbon / Limba / Ayous / Glass fiber / Ayous / Limba Weight: 94.5g Thickness: 5.7mm Freq.: 1335Hz Balance: 2.5cm (Low)

Price drop on a few blades!

A custom order with an handle featuring the flag of the Netherlands Composition: Framiré / Kevlar / Framiré / Kiri / Framiré / Kevlar / Framiré Weight: 89.4g Thickness: 5.75mm Freq.: 1350 Hz Balance: 2.7cm (Low)

You can count me in. Time to finally put that ebony board to good use 😁 I've always been a DIY kind of guy. About 3 years ago I returned to TT after a 5 year hiatus and found that the ball changed everything, so I was struggling to find a blade I liked. I was messing around with guitar building...

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Everyone seems to like the blue stuff so here it is. Koto outer ply with ALC underneath? You know what this is... Available in my FS Thread. Composition: Koto / ALC / Ayous / Kiri / Ayous / ALC / Koto Weight: 89.1g Thickness: 5.75mm Freq.: 1400 Hz Balance: 2.6cm (Low)

Sometimes I'm asked if I can replicate a blade I built in the past. In most cases the answer is yes, I keep records of all the builds so I can reproduce them in the future if necessary. This was such a case, a blade for a customer that wanted one just like his first. Composition: Black Limba /...

These were actually made some time ago, I'm a little behind on my posts. Anyway, they aren't exactly the same because in the Diolen blade I used the heaviest Koto I had, while this one has white Koto which tends to be a little lighter and softer than average. Despite that, this blade is a lot...

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This is a blade with a typical outer composition, but I used a plain Kevlar fiber to see how it would perform. Compared to ALC or A-C, it feels a bit softer, more dynamic and bouncy because you don't get the extra hardness that comes with having carbon mixed in the weave. It's still a fast...

Oh ok, I misunderstood you. Olive wood has a very scattered and random grain pattern, it's just the nature of the wood not the sawing orientation.

Yes, Ako has a very similar grain structure to Koto, but it's softer. Quarter sawing exposes the medullary rays and produces that effect, what we like to call fish scale.

Thanks. Sub layer is ayous with a blue fig stripe and Olive wood on top.

Not for Der, I guess that are more people out there who like to combine TT and weightlifting 😀

Thanks! As I've mentioned in the post I've been playing with this blade for some time. The handle feels great, it absorbs sweat really fast and doesn't get soggy like what happens if you use softer woods. It also has some texture which feels really nice in the hand. The only downside is that...

That's a great idea, I'm definitely up for the challenge!

Some people love it, others hate it and prefer a head heavy blade. But I think people are "afraid" of heavy blades because you won't find this kind of balance in a heavy commercial blade. An handle from a manufacturer will weigh about 25g at best, which means that if a blade weighs 95g for...