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Ingo already posted these on the review thread so I will also leave them here, a matching pair of my Innegra outer composition. Composition: Framiré / I-C / Framiré / Kiri / Framiré / I-C / Framiré Weight: 87.7 and 87.9g Thickness: ~5.85mmFreq.: 1335 Hz Balance: 2.7cm (Low)

Thanks! Koto is harder than Limba and Ash is harder than koto, but in my opinion Ash feels a bit more lively than koto, if that makes sense. I think it has something to do with the grain structure, you get a bit more dynamics with Ash while koto feels crispy and direct.

As Paul McCartney would say: "Ebony and Ivory live in perfect harmony..." This was another commissioned blade and yes, I will admit it, it was mostly for the looks. But the composition is close to a Violin so it's also a fine playing blade. Composition: White Koto / Glass-fiber / White Koto /...

Thanks. Never tried the nostalgic but yes, it has some similarities to the IF ALC, although I think it is a little faster and crisper. Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk

This one goes out to one of my team mates. Composition: Black Walnut / Ayous / A-C / Kiri / A-C / Ayous / Black Walnut Weight: 83.7g Thickness: ~6.05mm Freq.: 1356 Hz Balance: 2.5cm (Low)

I wonder how that would look like. I think I would have to bust out an Ebony board I have laying around that's simply too heavy for normal use, to achieve that kind of weight and balance.

Thanks! Yeah, I know you prefer the classic look.

That would be a good name for a chocolate :D

This is one of those comments that really makes your day. Thank you!

Commissioned blade with a unique composition! Composition: Kiso Hinoki / Blue Fig / I-C / Ayous / I-C / Blue Fig / Kiso Hinoki Weight: 93.9g Thickness: ~5.85mm Freq.: 1250 Hz Balance: 2.2 cm (Low/very low)

Cleanest edges I've seen on a Balsa blade, very nice.

Thanks! The usual Innegra outer uses Framiré as the top ply and that one is Off-, from my experience and others who have tested it. Indian Teak is harder than Framiré so it should be faster, I would say in the upper range of Off- or a slow Off.

Amazon Rosewood, it does not only look good as it's also one of the best feeling handles in my opinion.

The first of 3 blades I made for a costumer. This one is my usual Innegra outer composition but with Indian Teak top ply. Composition: Indian Teak / IC / Limba / Kiri / Limba / IC / Indian Teak Weight: 90.7g Thickness: ~5.7mm Freq.: 1335 Hz Balance: 1.9 cm (very low)

Simple but effective. A commissioned inner ZLC blade similar to the "Apolonia". Composition: Limba / Ayous / ZLC / Ayous / ZLC / Ayous / Limba Weight: 87.3g Thickness: ~5.65mm Freq.: 1315 Hz Balance: 3.1cm (Med)

Oh, that's what you mean by high throw. I suppose so, it's a very bouncy blade.

Why do you say that?

This is probably my most requested handle design, but there is a catch with this one. Unlike the majority of my other designs, in order to get the faded look, I dye the wood. This means that it needs a protective layer, otherwise the dye will rub off over time, so I seal the handle. I have tried...

Fineline top for the FH and Ayous for the BH with some other stuff in between. It does have some twists I did not want to reveal yet :)

Combination blade for an attacking chopper. Probably the most difference between sides I could get on a blade with the BH side close to ALL- and OFF- for the FH side. Weight: 89.7g Thickness: 6.4mm Freq.: 1184/1140 Hz Balance: 2.6cm (very low)