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As Tuppe wrote above, I don't think T05 suits your playing level either. I even think your blade will be a little too fast for you. What thicknesses do you play on fh and bh? Verzonden vanaf mijn phone met Tapatalk

Concrete? That’s exclusive! [emoji3][emoji1362] Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

I always wonder why you sell it Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

Thanks for your answer. I'm not a big fan from Instagram but, please, take your time...:D ps:40 years ago I also experimented with self-made blades. (only two pieces) Once was made with woven Carbon, yes already then! :)

All of them unbelievable beautiful blades.:cool: really great job!!! This one above, was this in good balans? Wenge is fairly heavy wood. How do you make those handles? Is that professional confidentiality? :) Or is there a video made by you? Keep going!!!;)

Yeah that’s possible. Yellow cedar/Alaska is also sometimes used as a substitute for hinoki Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

Can't you do something like that? https://m.alibaba.com/product/50024250004/Hinoki-Masu-Japanese-Sake-Cups-with.html?__detailProductImg=%2F%2Fs.alicdn.com%2F%40sc01%2Fkf%2FUT8aZIHXgxXXXagOFbXL.jpg_140x140xz.jpg Cut the thickness of the panels in half Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

Indeed it will be a problem to find it in Europe. Isn't Alibaba a solution? Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

Really nice! Shouldn't you have a homemade blade approved by Ittf? Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

What is the difference between an All+, Off- or Off blade? Not very big in my opinion. Not within some brands, but perhaps between some brands. Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

More information can also be found here: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?23225-Need-Wood-Blade-Help and here: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?23225-Need-Wood-Blade-Help&highlight=wood+blades (PS) Andro Hexer Grip Sfx is indeed a great rubber! ;)

And if we remember Thierry Cabrera! ... Very spirited player. There was always a lot of enthusiasm behind the table when he was allowed to play. Always stood in the shadow of the only real number 1 in Belgium, J-M-Saive. He also had a brother, Luc, who was blessed with a more than exceptional...

Until a few months ago, I also played with a TemperTech All+ for years. It is indeed one of the best allround blades you can have. Last year during the holidays I bought the new Andro TP_Ligna CI off, but that was not successful at first and I grabbed my TT A+ again. The last 3 weeks of our...

They are thinking of inserting this. Nothing final yet. Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

It can still be bigger: :D

Sure! Nothing is impossible, not even without talent, but then you will have to work / train very hard. With talent this will all go much easier which does not guarantee success of course. Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

Everything starts with talent. If you are not blessed with that in your early childhood, it will be very difficult. A coach can determine this fairly quickly. 15 years is already quite late, but by working very hard you can certainly achieve a high level in your country. There are plenty of...

Memorable victory. Fair? Don't think this is ever possible again but you never know of course, in 20 years or so maybe. Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

I am also a big fan of Koki Niwa. What he does always looks easy. Technically very gifted. Still, I fear he will become top three someday. I regularly find that he wants to make “playful points” in his matches where it would be better to play a point tactically. Philippe did the same thing...

Philippe was technically most skilled. He could make things seem much easier than his brother. The fact that Jean-Mi has been Belgian champion 25 times and was absolutely world top in the same period as Philippe speaks volumes. Why he never reached the same level as his brother was clear, for...