Search results

My tip is: 1)get the outline of the blade face size. 2)add an extra 1-2 mm for shrinkage allowance. 3)Cut it out. 4)apply the glue to both rubber and blade 5)Allow glue to dry,then stick it together.

have you considered combination blades?maybe that will be the answer you are looking for

also,quality depends on various factors,not only price. These include wood used,how its glued,the size of each ply etc,the QC that was done after etc.

tareqphoto,you said it urself,but maybe you dont understand what you are saying- 'but it is up to each one to find their own'. That should end the discussion 1ce and 4 all! Now if you could leave us be...

tuning i a personal preference.there is no hard and fast rule about it.if you want to,you can.

like i said,stop asking,choose according to manufacture rating,buy, then come back here

I havent used it,so cannot comment

i have the opportunity to test the nexy 40+ poly ball,as nexy sent it to me.i have not played with it,but have compared it with a cell ball. It is seamless,round.bouncing compared to a cell ball resulted in the poly ball bouncing higher and more bounces before coming to rest. After i play with...

now dont get me wrong. Im not chasing you away(and hopefully i aint),but for the rest of TTD and its members,i think its in the best of interest of every1.and im sure many others will agree.

my final piece of advice. Do not ponder over what you gonna buy.the more you do,the more doubts you will have,and the more arguments on TTD you will cause. So choose 1 setup,then do not return here till you have it.as the saying goes 'an idle mind is the devils workshop'.

I completely forgot about my profile,as i cannot see what i have listed as my setup. (on the mobile version) I had put that as the profile in the hope it would be in my hands in the expected date,but the SA postal system...

1)Superply crafted as in the wings were smooth(unlike some blades were i was getting blisters due to the wings not being slightly sanded down). 2)The bh side has 2 pieces of white ash joined in the centre.however it is so finely finished that you have to look carefully to notice the joined...

initial impressions though,is that this blade is superbly crafted,and i had this thought running through my mind-'do i really want to put rubbers on it and spoil it' :p

i have finally received my Actium. Review should follow shortly(detailed review in about 1-2 weeks)

That is not what i expected. With regards to bubbles,take a look at this thread www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?9517-Small-bubbles-on-Victas-V-gt-01-Limber-topsheet

1-i think stiga allround classic. 2-any classic rubber or tacky rubber 3-according to nexy.they are in the process of making the fastest blade.the name i think,not sure,is Akrasia or Zealot 4-this i think is T64 I answered 1 and 2 from experience with the equipment

It depends on the player in the sense that for example,a new player picks up what some people call slow,but cannot control it at all.

Like i said,we will have to wait and see...

Most of these answers depend on the user

we will have to wait and see...