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Excellent.

People might be interested to know that moderators of different table tennis forums around the world communicate with each other quite regularly, cooperate rather than compete, and have pretty similar tolerances for this kind of thing.

Dan You might want to make the troll Anthony R. Brown disappear. Baal

I just posted the following on the Anthony R Brown thread at MyTT Given this posting history [the one noted by Brabhamista here], and the fact that he has posted this "video" on four different table tennis forums that I know of, with pretty much the same response everywhere, Mr. Brown can be...

I think MX-P will be closer to what you are used to. EL-P feels softer than either T05 or T80. MX-P is harder than either one. I think you would be able to adjust to either Evo rubber fairly easily.

Be very careful to not over-boost Tenergy. Just a very little or you turn it into mush.

MX-P is a little harder than T05 and EL-P is a bit softer. It's a matter of taste. I like to use the same rubber on both sides. I would probably go with MX-P. EL-P is a good rubber, but it was just a little too soft for my tastes. Both are pretty heavily factory-boosted. Not sure that I...

If the manufacturer soaks the sponge in some booster chemical, and then puts it in the package it is legal for you to use it. If you buy the same booster chemical and put it on the sponge, it is illegal, even if all you are doing is restoring a factory boosted rubber to its original condition...

I only found the bounce inconsistent after they were somewhat worn.

It is possible that your serve is staying nice and low with this DHS ball. Assessing spin of balls is very difficult since different people are cued into different effects of the spin on ball behavior, and that varies with different brands of plastic ball. My personal assessment remains that...

It comes down to this. You have gotten people's attention. Now if you don't show us all of these wondrous properties of your "new idea" in actual play, you are just trolling.

I am not in agreement with Josep Anton Velazquez on some of the points in his post. I did not find the newer DHS balls to be more spinny, although they are definitely rounder than before. They still bounce substantially lower than celluloid and all of the other plastic balls and for that...

In fact, this is not the first time someone has tried things like this. Actually, a friend of mine who was building blades in his basement at a point was experimenting with various versions of this kind of thing. He remains a shakehand player. I tried some of his attempts myself. The shape...

I deal with this kind of thing a lot as moderator of the For Sale section at MyTY. One thing I might suggest for you (since you probably haven't done this before) is that a lot of buyers will want to know about the weight of the blade without rubbers, especially for these new Viscaria versions...

Personally I find T64 to be a bit too fast to be comfortable on a composite blade like Viscaria. I use T05 on both sides, I feel like the slightly higher arc I get gives me a little more margin for error. The third choice is T80. Don't forget that one.

Only way for you to know which one you like better is to try them.

Back in 2008, F1 Desto was pretty popular among amateur players I met in China. That means there was probably a market for fakes, and nature abhors a vacuum. It is an early generation ESN Tensor, so it may not feel very lively if you have used newer rubbers, even if perfectly genuine. It...

I love this video angle! It is just so much more "real". I envy people in Europe who have easy access to watch elite players.

I think T64 is just a bit too fast on composite blades.

If you want to hide better, and party like it's 1999, you need to keep your toss arm just a touch lower. Back in the day I used to spend a lot of time working on that. It took me a while to unlearn that after they changed the rules.