Actually, that is a hePTagonal shape (7 straight edges, not 6).
Anyway, patenting shapes is just as ridiculous as patenting music sequences.
Yeah. I don't see how a patent like that could stand. It would have to have more to it, like the shape combined with some aspect of the construction. It will be interesting to see if the patent actually gets awarded and what specifically it covers.
If you’re going that way. it’s a variant of an octagonal shape. The bottom edge is anticipated.
I guess it works too, but the colors were meant to represent UK's flag.
I have a hard time seeing that happening, considering the simple nature of a TT blade, it's just marketing hocus pocus IMO.
Carbon feel without carbon. Well, not quite, but the very hard Ebony second layer makes this blade feel as crispy as bacon.
Available FS.
Composition: Framiré / Ebony / Ayous / Ayous / Ayous / Ebony / Framiré
Weight: 89.5g
Thickness: 6.0mm
Freq.: 1250 Hz
Balance: 3.1cm (Med)
Perfect one, I should say. The composition is already very conventional - simple and effective. The Limba top ply is beautifully chosen for its texture. The handle texture is so lovely, that I need to ask, how much this costs. (Is it 'basic', 'complex' or 'very complex' ?)
The handle is made with Fineline and stabilized Karelian Birch, very beautiful but very heavy and quite expensive. So, despite not being the most laborious handle, that puts it in the very complex category.
Just in time for Christmas something arrived on my doorstep. I've named it Hammaren (first of its name) and have not played with it yet, us being in lockdown.
A sollid OFF-, walnut/limba/innegra carbon/kiri/innegra carbon/limba/walnut; 90.3g - 6.1mm - 1356Hz - Balance: 2.5cm (Low).
I had no idea it was you 😁
