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this is a very common practice for asian manufacturers of stuff. for example if a typical western manufacturer would have 5 product release candidates with internal designators #1 through #5 and release #2 and #4, they would release #2 under the name SnailGoo and the #4 under SnailGoo Hypr...

depends on how long are you planing to leave it like that. 1 year is fine, but i wouldn't leave it more than 300 years.

ligma incoming!

the tab with ma long's face on the bottom of the handle is there for a reason! if you try using anything other than h3 on the fh or try a euro style bh shot with the hl5, ma long himself will come out of that tab and slap you.

this thread is swimming in the right direction

most blades(including yinhe pro-05) have a hollow handle. you'll probably want to plug the resulting hole with something.

this is not true! "gluing the rubber sheet on as-is as a square" at least qualifies as physical and chemical treatment!

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.