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Felipe, check out my Instagram if you can, I've made a post about that.

I'm very curious to hear your impressions Ingo!

I don't want anyone to doubt Basmundo so here it is. First I have to thank Carl for recommending me to Basmundo, I think it was a satisfactory transaction for both. This was one of the blades I had the most fun building lately. Mostly because Basmundo was very clinical during the whole process...

The wsc is a good blade but feels a little hollow. Played with it for a long time. Nothing wrong with that if that's what you like. Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk

This is actually a partscaster I put together a few years ago. Still my favorite guitar! Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk

Isn't this what some brands put in their blades? [emoji16] Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk

More quarantine experiments. I have to admit there was an inspiration in a certain recent Butterfly blade :) I love the look of the Revoldia, so I wanted to make something similar without looking like a flat out copy. Composition wise it's also similar, except for the CNF layer, however I...

That I'm aware, there is no direct equivalent to the HL5 from Butterfly. Harimoto ALC is the one that comes closest but there are still some fundamental differences. I'm almost sure that the HL5 uses Ayous as a medial ply because that layer is thicker than the top ply. A limba layer that thick...

Basmundo, don't overthink this :) Like I told you before, I use copydex which is the cheapest stuff around and I get great results. Just go for it, the Donic glue will work just fine. If you are afraid of messing up just remove the rubbers from an old racket and try on them first. About the...

And this is the sister of that last blade. Very interesting composition with a classic looking handle. Composition : Black Walnut / Aramid-Carbon / Ako / Ayous / Innegra-Carbon / Ako / Limba Weight: 82.5g Thickness: 5.45mm Freq. : 1230 Hz

It looks a little spammy but I will leave my page here :D sdcblades -> Handmade custom TT Blades

Yes, very similar. But this kind of pine is a little bit harder, it gives a very solid feeling.

Not strange at all. The frequency is related to the stiffness of the blade, and this blade is thin, so not very stiff. Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk

This one of two blades I made for a forum member. It's inspired in the Timo Boll Spark, hence the very cool orange and grey handle. Composition : Black Lima / Innegra-Carbon / Ako / Ayous / Ako / Innegra-Carbon / Black Limba Weight: 83.0g Thickness: 5.3mm Freq. : 1140 Hz

This was the second blade in the katana family, made for the same costumer. Composition : Black Walnut / Yellow Pine / Ayous / Yellow Pine / Ako Weight: 87.6g Thickness: 5.7mm Freq. : 1205 Hz

This is the feedback I got from the owner of that blade when compared to a National W968: "I think this makes the blade faster in the lower gears due to access to the carbon sooner. Overall the blade has a great woody feel with good dwell." There were some differences in blade construction that...

Thanks!

I had a team mate with the same disability as you. He couldn't bend his legs so he played in a very upright position and moved very little. He had a push blocking style of play, blocking with the BH and attacking with the FH. He used an Joola Chen Defender blade with a softyish offensive rubber...

This is something I always discuss with the customer. Certain compositions are naturally more heavy, that means that not a lot of weight is reserved for the handle. If a more exotic handle is desired, there is no other option than to hollow out the handle. So, a decision has to be made: - Solid...

Thanks! Yes, I will once I get the chance.