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i too was surprised when i found out how large of a profit margin those things have. if you manage to sell(cheaper then market price ofc) as many as you need for your space. you break even. labor costs and all.

1. get small diameter steel pipe. square pipe works too. 2. get angle grinder and welder 3. ????? 4. profit! depending on your usecase choose paneling material.

why do you even use letters when replying? "%&#% $#@$# !@##(&*&" would mean the same thing.

i know. it's what your reply implies.

why would you think the head shape of a blade has anything to do with it's composition?

don't use BTY glue on unsealed blades. actually, don't use BTY glue at all. it's trash compared to latex based ones. actually it's trash period.

90% of the time, i play in vibram five fingers. sometimes, i train barefoot.

reglue

yes

a car is basically just atoms, just ask your high school physics professor to make you one.

inverted ox = pips in rubber with sponge.

h3n unboosted is like a peanut butter jelly sandwich without peanut butter.

pu, nitrocellulose, acrylic. anything that is not epoxy or very thick.

seal your blade.

mutationem motus proportionalem esse vi motrici impressæ, & fieri secundum lineam rectam qua vis illa imprimitur.

while i do agree with the sentiment of your post(check my equipment), i don't agree with your controversial statement. a rubber's throw angle is the interaction or - the laws of motion(dirac and young mills equations) - applied to everything in the universe as described in the standard...

of what?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_law_of_thermodynamics

rule 2.4.7(the racket covering shall be used without any physical, chemical or other treatment) makes it illegal for you to prefer one racket covering over another and using it since this - preferential treatment - would qualify as "other treatment".