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Went back to a slower setup trying to relearn technique correctly.Yinhe earth 1 and friendship 729 ritc on both sideshttps://i.postimg.cc/gjG8Vqgj/IMG-20220509-191454.jpg
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Went back to a slower setup trying to relearn technique correctly.Yinhe earth 1 and friendship 729 ritc on both sideshttps://i.postimg.cc/gjG8Vqgj/IMG-20220509-191454.jpg
Look at that massive fish scale pattern. Yinhe really likes to do this since chinese are suckers for it.
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I'm no expert in this, but afaik it depends how the wood is sawn. If the koto is sawn in a specific angle you will have this fishscale pattern.
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Ah ok, I thought maybe the bat was made from chipboard wood or so because it was only like 20 bucks
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The cut that makes what TT people call a fishscale grain pattern is Quarter Sawn. Feel free to look it up for an explanation of that that means. But Zwill is correct, a specific way of cutting the wood will create a fishscale pattern.
In the photos though, I am not 100% sure what I am seeing is a "quater sawn" grain pattern. It looks kind of interesting though. And, me not being sure.....if I had the blade in my hand I might be able to tell.
In the photos though, I am not 100% sure what I am seeing is a "quater sawn" grain pattern. It looks kind of interesting though. And, me not being sure.....if I had the blade in my hand I might be able to tell.
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Thats an SDC creation.
Composition: Hinoki 1.0mm / Sucupira 0.6mm / Kiri 3.4mm / Sucupira 0.6mm / Hinoki 1.0mm ~6.6mm
Weight: 87.0g
Thickness: 6.65mm
Freq.: 1442Hz
Balance: 3.6cm (Med)
Handle American red wood
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Composition: Hinoki 1.0mm / Sucupira 0.6mm / Kiri 3.4mm / Sucupira 0.6mm / Hinoki 1.0mm ~6.6mm
Weight: 87.0g
Thickness: 6.65mm
Freq.: 1442Hz
Balance: 3.6cm (Med)
Handle American red wood
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W968 old version with TG2 blue sponge on FH. I prefer TG2 over H3 as the current H3 is half to slight tacky. Way too bouncy compared to TG2.
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Stiga Cybershape [FL] + Butterfly Dignics 09C [red, max] + Butterfly Dignics 05 [black, max]
Tried Joola Dynaryz AGR [black, max] in place of Dignics 05:
Dynaryz is awful with Cybershape, so put Dignics 05 back on it:
Also put new Joola Dynaryz AGR [2.0] rubbers on my Joola Vyzaryz Trinity [FL] blade (it's the same rubber model that was on it before, just new):
And a photo of my rackets next to each other:
Tried Joola Dynaryz AGR [black, max] in place of Dignics 05:
Dynaryz is awful with Cybershape, so put Dignics 05 back on it:
Also put new Joola Dynaryz AGR [2.0] rubbers on my Joola Vyzaryz Trinity [FL] blade (it's the same rubber model that was on it before, just new):
And a photo of my rackets next to each other:
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Currently playing with Hurricane Long 3. Great blade
H3 National 40 deg. FH
H3 Commercial 39 deg. BH.
Where did you get the commercial H3 from?
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AliExpress. Reputable sellers sell legit Hurricane rubbers. This one plays wonderful with clicky sound, as it should. Sometimes 40 degrees commercial H3s are completely dead, so I think I will either buy 40 degrees prov or national and BH would be 38 degrees commercial. It can play wonders when boosted.
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Recently changed to Aurus Sound from Tenergy in both sides, these rubbers are boosted with 2 layers of falco long. Much more control. All shots go on table. Great sound too, like speed glue era. Click click!
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