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Why ask here? Ask your coach.

Live stream on the NTTB youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/NTTBtafeltennis

Tried it and works fine, only takes a little longer.

just check this thread with links to most blade builders threads: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?18891-Blade-Builders-Thread

Seems to me OP uses the word chop for pips Look at the initial post, Armstrong Attack 8 = medium chop and Grass D-tecs = long chop So I think he is looking for a blade suitable for medium pips

Don't worry about the fibers. Sand it, seal it and you're good to go.

Might be Akbar Bahmani, nr. 334 in the World Ranking in 2001.

Dutch ELO of about 1350, ranked about 2250 out of 13700 ranked players (youth players included). Returned to TT 2 years ago after a 12 year hiatus, playing TT for a total of 26 years now. Playing in 1st class North.

https://modellbau-holz.jimdo.com/startseite/zum-shop/brettchen-bretter/ has pieces with a 20 cm width.

Simple. A ranking has nothing to do with being better or worse. It just ranks the points accumulated in ranking events during a given period. The Chinese players you mentioned have played only a few ranking events, so they go down the ranking. For instance Ding Ning only played in 6 ranking...

Not really that important to me, but I prefer conic or straight.

what about harder wood types in the handle making the blade a little stiffer, especially in the layer closest to the blade itself

Seems an old Tibhar Tibor B-5-7 to me. B stands for Basswood, 5 plies, 7 mm total thickness.

The one MDP build for me has a handle width of 30mm and thickness of 22mm.

The top one is a 5 ply all wood (nut-limba-ayous-limba-nut) blade. OFF- with medium stiffness yet powerfull enough to score outright points.

Looks like an old Butterfly Gergely.