Sanding wings

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There are people who actually leave them stock on purpose? I could have sworn anybody who has that just doesn't know that's a thing.

Penhold, shakehand, you name it. Unsanded wings (at the very least round them) are super uncomfortable.
 
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There are people who actually leave them stock on purpose? I could have sworn anybody who has that just doesn't know that's a thing.

Penhold, shakehand, you name it. Unsanded wings (at the very least round them) are super uncomfortable.
IMO it's best not to sand until later after you've tested the blade a while, cuz it seems easier to sell an unsanded one, esp if u go to town on it. Had to use tape a few times tho lol
 
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we have to differentiate between the simple sanding of the sharp edges for comfort and the more drastic sanding , or filing, of the wings which of course will change the characteristics of blade eg. making it more flexible.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/which-blade-used-ma-lin.17003/

Maybe it's in general more important for penhold players but I also sand the wings (and handle) quite a bit to make holding the blade as comfortable and as loose as possible.
 
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My very special grip, in direct compliance with the human hand anatomy. Yes, a slight sanding of the edges is required invariably.
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