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If you could prototype a shakehand OFF blade that is closer in shape to a jpen that we can discuss the dimensions together, I would be really excited to test it!

Cool, I'm in Switzerland too. Which city?

lasta wrote:

Good to see you back Adyy.

Thanks!

lasta wrote:

What's the specs on the 4th batch from the left? The 7 plies.

6.6mm, 84-87 gramms, 1350-1400 Hz, Clipper style blades.
But they have the center layer not from ayous and are glued with a softglue to have some flex and a bit less speed. Also the handles will be glued with a flexible glue to help them flex.
They were designed with spin and duell in mind.

Wonderful blades! you really are creative.Well done !!!

And the blades got handles. Some badges are still to be applied and they will be ready for play.

These lot of 4, are combi-defensive.
Structure: limba - walnut - balsa (5mm) - balsa - balsa - ayous
Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm
Tickness: ~9.0mm
Weight/Speed: 63.4g/ 1701 hz, 64.4g/ 1593 hz, 66.6g/ 1614 hz, 66.4g/ 1701 hz

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These lot of 3, are defensive, somewhat inspired by Butterfly DiodeV
Structure: anegre - ayous - ayous - ayous - anegre
Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm
Tickness: ~5.8-5.9mm
Weight/Speed: 78.8g/1141hz, 79.4g/1098hz, 78.9g/1119hz

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These lot of 2, also defensive, with a 3.0mm horizontally placed balsa core and thick 1.4mm spruce outer layer of 1.4mm.
Structure: spruce - fiberglass - balsa - fiberglass - spruce
Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm
Tickness: ~5.9mm
Weight/Speed: 65.8g/1270hz, 68.7/1291hz

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These 4 (but please ignore the 1st on the left), are using curled mahogany on the outer layer, similar in structure to the Victas VKMO.
Structure: mahogany(curled) - mahogany - ayous - mahogany - mahogany(curled)
Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm
Tickness: ~ 5.7-5.8mm
Weight/Speed: 78g/1076hz, 80.6g/1055hz, 81.9g/1033hz, 83.2g/1141hz

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And last, another 3 defensive blades. Balsa core, built to be light and with a hard/stiff outer.
Structure: koto - linden - balsa (4mm) - linden - koto
Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm
Tickness: ~6.3mm
Weight/Speed: 65.03g/1378hz, 65.16g/1356hz, 65.9g/1378hz

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These next builds are ALL+ / Offensive

ALL WOOD

A lot of 3 blades, 5 layer-spruce wood. The veneer (all 5 layers) was sourced from Germany and the top-ply is one piece, not jointed.
Structure: Spruce - Spruce - Spruce(3mm) - Spruce - Spruce
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~6.3-6.4mm
Weight/Speed: 86.09g/1507hz, 86.6g/1528hz, 84.97g/1507hz

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Another lot of 4 blades, 5 layer-spruce wood, but they are thicker and faster than the ones above. The veneer is sourced from EastEurope (Romania) and the top-ply is jointed.
Structure: Spruce - Spruce - Spruce(3.5-3.8mm) - Spruce - Spruce
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~ 6.65-6.85mm
Weight/Speed: 86g/1658hz, 89.6g/1722hz, 86.8g/1787hz, 89.9g/1701hz

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Lot of 2 blades, with european walnut top-ply (not american walnut) and an austrian pine second ply. These 2 layers make the blade to feel fast and repulsive, with a quick ball feedback.
Structure: Walnut - Pine - Ayous - Pine - Walnut
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~5.8-5.9mm
Weight/Speed: 85.7g/1227hz, 85.9g/1227hz

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3 blades, Clipper style, but with a center layer a bit thinner than the other 2 layers in the core. The purpose was to obtain a thinner blade with a little less bounce and a bit better feedback. The handles were also glued with an elastic glue go help increase the flex feel.
Structure: Limba - Ayous -Ayous(1.5mm) - Basswood(1mm) - Ayous(1.5mm) - Ayous - Limba
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~6.4-6.6mm
Weight/Speed: 80.9g/1335hz, 85.91g/1378hz, 87.57/1399hz

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WOOD + Synthetic Fiber

2 blades made using a structure inspired from Joola Kool.
Structure: pine - texalium - ayous - balsa - ayous - texalium - pine
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~10.5-11.0mm
Weight/Speed: 90.5g/1507hz, 90.6g/1464hz

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2 blades with an inner carbon-glass layer and a Koto outer layer.
Structure: koto - spruce - carbon/glass - kiri - carbon/glass - spruce - koto
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~5.7-5.9mm
Weight/Speed: 77.8g/1442hz, 80.5g/1464hz

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2 blades Viscaria/TBS style, but using carbon/glass instead of ALC.
Structure: koto - carbon/glass - ayous - kiri - ayous - carbon/glass - koto
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~5.75-5.9mm
Weight/Speed: 79.7g/1614hz, 8054g/1614hz

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4 blades, typicall asian structure, but using spruce not hinoki.
Structure: Spruce(1.4mm) - Carbon - Kiri(4mm) - Carbon - Spruce(1.4mm)
Headsize: ~157x150
Tickness: ~6.9-7.1mm
Weight/Speed: 82.8g/2067hz, 83.6g/1981hz, 84.4g/2088hz, 86.4g/2045hz

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They looks very professional!

Do you seal/varnish your blades?

Have you thought about adding some graphics to them? I don't know what sort of machine you need to do this, but I'm curious.

They looks very professional!

Do you seal/varnish your blades?

Have you thought about adding some graphics to them? I don't know what sort of machine you need to do this, but I'm curious.

haggisv wrote:

They looks very professional!

Do you seal/varnish your blades?
Have you thought about adding some graphics to them? I don't know what sort of machine you need to do this, but I'm curious.

They really look professional , with quality.Personally , I like blades with zero graphics on them.
Addy sounds like a very competent manufacturer. We must congratulate any custom made blade workers

Are you still sticking with "Balcony Made Blades"?

Author:	JulianTT [ 01 Dec 2021, 06:50 ]
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JulianTT wrote: If you could prototype a shakehand OFF blade that is closer in shape to a jpen that we can discuss the dimensions together, I would be really excited to test it! It is possible, but it will take time. 2-3 months probably. Before pandemic started I moved to new country (Switzerland) and here I do not have the tools to finish a blade. Here I have only veneer and a press to make the ply. But we can discuss about that, as a start.[/quote] Cool, I'm in Switzerland too. Which city?

Author:	adyy [ 01 Dec 2021, 08:16 ]
Post subject:	Re: building my blades
JulianTT wrote: Cool, I'm in Switzerland too. Which city? Zurich

Author:	lasta [ 01 Dec 2021, 23:48 ]
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adyy wrote: lasta wrote: Good to see you back Adyy. Thanks! lasta wrote: What's the specs on the 4th batch from the left? The 7 plies. 6.6mm, 84-87 gramms, 1350-1400 Hz, Clipper style blades. But they have the center layer not from ayous and are glued with a softglue to have some flex and a bit less speed. Also the handles will be glued with a flexible glue to help them flex. They were designed with spin and duell in mind. Soft glue? Flex Spin? Dwell? If there is a thumbs down button, I would press it! Haha

Author:	adyy [ 31 Jan 2022, 03:53 ]
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And the blades got handles. Some badges are still to be applied and they will be ready for play. These lot of 4, are combi-defensive. Model name: Combi XDef Structure: limba - walnut - balsa (5mm) - balsa - balsa - ayous Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~9.0mm Weight/Speed: 63.4g/ 1701 hz, 64.4g/ 1593 hz, 66.6g/ 1614 hz, 66.4g/ 1701 hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_154725.jpg [ 778.89 KiB \| Viewed 15870 times ] Attachment: IMG_20220123_154752.jpg [ 678.71 KiB \| Viewed 15870 times ] These lot of 3, are defensive, somewhat inspired by Butterfly DiodeV Model name: DefenseV Structure: anegre - ayous - ayous - ayous - anegre Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~5.8-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 78.8g/1141hz, 79.4g/1098hz, 78.9g/1119hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_154847.jpg [ 763.03 KiB \| Viewed 15870 times ] These lot of 2, also defensive, with a 3.0mm horizontally placed balsa core and thick 1.4mm spruce outer layer of 1.4mm. Model name: FlexDefense Structure: spruce - fiberglass - balsa - fiberglass - spruce Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~5.9mm Weight/Speed: 65.8g/1270hz, 68.7/1291hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_154952.jpg [ 855.02 KiB \| Viewed 15870 times ] These 4 (but please ignore the 1st on the left), are using curled mahogany on the outer layer, similar in structure to the Victas VKMO. Model name: CutSlicer Structure: mahogany(curled) - mahogany - ayous - mahogany - mahogany(curled) Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~ 5.7-5.8mm Weight/Speed: 78g/1076hz, 80.6g/1055hz, 81.9g/1033hz, 83.2g/1141hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_155055.jpg [ 678.94 KiB \| Viewed 15870 times ] And last, another 3 defensive blades. Balsa core, built to be light and with a hard/stiff outer. Model name: SharpSlicer Structure: koto - linden - balsa (4mm) - linden - koto Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~6.3mm Weight/Speed: 65.03g/1378hz, 65.16g/1356hz, 65.9g/1378hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163559.jpg [ 759.42 KiB \| Viewed 15870 times ] Later I will edit the post with thickness and weight values

Author:	adyy [ 31 Jan 2022, 06:05 ]
Post subject:	Re: building my blades
These next builds are ALL+ / Offensive ALL WOOD A lot of 3 blades, 5 layer-spruce wood. The veneer (all 5 layers) was sourced from Germany and the top-ply is one piece, not jointed. Model name: SP5 Structure: Spruce - Spruce - Spruce(3mm) - Spruce - Spruce Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~6.3-6.4mm Weight/Speed: 86.09g/1507hz, 86.6g/1528hz, 84.97g/1507hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163448.jpg [ 783.7 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] Another lot of 4 blades, 5 layer-spruce wood, but they are thicker and faster than the ones above. The veneer is sourced from EastEurope (Romania) and the top-ply is jointed. Model name: SP5+Plus Structure: Spruce - Spruce - Spruce(3.5-3.8mm) - Spruce - Spruce Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~ 6.65-6.85mm Weight/Speed: 86g/1658hz, 89.6g/1722hz, 86.8g/1787hz, 89.9g/1701hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162537.jpg [ 683.76 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] Lot of 2 blades, with european walnut top-ply (not american walnut) and an austrian pine second ply. These 2 layers make the blade to feel fast and repulsive, with a quick ball feedback. Model name: ValiosaurusLight Structure: Walnut - AustrianPine - Ayous - AustrianPine - Walnut Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~5.8-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 85.7g/1227hz, 85.9g/1227hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162924.jpg [ 634.29 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] 3 blades, Clipper style, but with a center layer a bit thinner than the other 2 layers in the core. The purpose was to obtain a thinner blade with a little less bounce and a bit better feedback. The handles were also glued with an elastic glue go help increase the flex feel. Model name: Spinnaker Structure: Limba - Ayous -Ayous(1.5mm) - Basswood(1mm) - Ayous(1.5mm) - Ayous - Limba Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~6.4-6.6mm Weight/Speed: 80.9g/1335hz, 85.91g/1378hz, 87.57/1399hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162754.jpg [ 835.87 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] WOOD + Synthetic Fiber 2 blades made using a structure inspired from Joola Kool. Model name: MMSpeed Structure: pine - texalium - ayous - balsa - ayous - texalium - pine Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~10.5-11.0mm Weight/Speed: 90.5g/1507hz, 90.6g/1464hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163253.jpg [ 749.45 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] 2 blades with an inner carbon-glass layer and a Koto outer layer. Model name: SharpHit Structure: koto - spruce - carbon/glass - kiri - carbon/glass - spruce - koto Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~5.7-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 77.8g/1442hz, 80.5g/1464hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163137.jpg [ 564.25 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] 2 blades Viscaria/TBS style, but using carbon/glass instead of ALC. Model name: SpinHit Structure: koto - carbon/glass - ayous - kiri - ayous - carbon/glass - koto Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~5.75-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 79.7g/1614hz, 80.54g/1614hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162845.jpg [ 668.67 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] 4 blades, typicall asian structure, but using spruce not hinoki. Model name: EuropeanExperiment Structure: Spruce(1.4mm) - Carbon - Kiri(4mm) - Carbon - Spruce(1.4mm) Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~6.9-7.1mm Weight/Speed: 82.8g/2067hz, 83.6g/1981hz, 84.4g/2088hz, 86.4g/2045hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162635.jpg [ 736.13 KiB \| Viewed 15863 times ] Later I will edit the post with thickness and weight values

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Author:	Sami [ 03 Feb 2022, 01:03 ]
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Wonderful blades! you really are creative.Well done !!!

Author:	adyy [ 05 Feb 2022, 04:00 ]
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Sami wrote: Wonderful blades! you really are creative.Well done !!! Thanks!

Author:	adyy [ 13 Feb 2022, 07:59 ]
Post subject:	Re: building my blades
adyy wrote: And the blades got handles. Some badges are still to be applied and they will be ready for play. These lot of 4, are combi-defensive. Structure: limba - walnut - balsa (5mm) - balsa - balsa - ayous Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~9.0mm Weight/Speed: 63.4g/ 1701 hz, 64.4g/ 1593 hz, 66.6g/ 1614 hz, 66.4g/ 1701 hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_154725.jpg [ 778.89 KiB \| Viewed 15773 times ] Attachment: IMG_20220123_154752.jpg [ 678.71 KiB \| Viewed 15773 times ] These lot of 3, are defensive, somewhat inspired by Butterfly DiodeV Structure: anegre - ayous - ayous - ayous - anegre Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~5.8-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 78.8g/1141hz, 79.4g/1098hz, 78.9g/1119hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_154847.jpg [ 763.03 KiB \| Viewed 15773 times ] These lot of 2, also defensive, with a 3.0mm horizontally placed balsa core and thick 1.4mm spruce outer layer of 1.4mm. Structure: spruce - fiberglass - balsa - fiberglass - spruce Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~5.9mm Weight/Speed: 65.8g/1270hz, 68.7/1291hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_154952.jpg [ 855.02 KiB \| Viewed 15773 times ] These 4 (but please ignore the 1st on the left), are using curled mahogany on the outer layer, similar in structure to the Victas VKMO. Structure: mahogany(curled) - mahogany - ayous - mahogany - mahogany(curled) Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~ 5.7-5.8mm Weight/Speed: 78g/1076hz, 80.6g/1055hz, 81.9g/1033hz, 83.2g/1141hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_155055.jpg [ 678.94 KiB \| Viewed 15773 times ] And last, another 3 defensive blades. Balsa core, built to be light and with a hard/stiff outer. Structure: koto - linden - balsa (4mm) - linden - koto Headsize: ~166 x 155 mm Tickness: ~6.3mm Weight/Speed: 65.03g/1378hz, 65.16g/1356hz, 65.9g/1378hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163559.jpg [ 759.42 KiB \| Viewed 15773 times ] As mentioned I have added tickness and weight/speed values.

Author:	adyy [ 13 Feb 2022, 08:36 ]
Post subject:	Re: building my blades
adyy wrote: These next builds are ALL+ / Offensive ALL WOOD A lot of 3 blades, 5 layer-spruce wood. The veneer (all 5 layers) was sourced from Germany and the top-ply is one piece, not jointed. Structure: Spruce - Spruce - Spruce(3mm) - Spruce - Spruce Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~6.3-6.4mm Weight/Speed: 86.09g/1507hz, 86.6g/1528hz, 84.97g/1507hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163448.jpg [ 783.7 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] Another lot of 4 blades, 5 layer-spruce wood, but they are thicker and faster than the ones above. The veneer is sourced from EastEurope (Romania) and the top-ply is jointed. Structure: Spruce - Spruce - Spruce(3.5-3.8mm) - Spruce - Spruce Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~ 6.65-6.85mm Weight/Speed: 86g/1658hz, 89.6g/1722hz, 86.8g/1787hz, 89.9g/1701hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162537.jpg [ 683.76 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] Lot of 2 blades, with european walnut top-ply (not american walnut) and an austrian pine second ply. These 2 layers make the blade to feel fast and repulsive, with a quick ball feedback. Structure: Walnut - Pine - Ayous - Pine - Walnut Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~5.8-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 85.7g/1227hz, 85.9g/1227hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162924.jpg [ 634.29 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] 3 blades, Clipper style, but with a center layer a bit thinner than the other 2 layers in the core. The purpose was to obtain a thinner blade with a little less bounce and a bit better feedback. The handles were also glued with an elastic glue go help increase the flex feel. Structure: Limba - Ayous -Ayous(1.5mm) - Basswood(1mm) - Ayous(1.5mm) - Ayous - Limba Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~6.4-6.6mm Weight/Speed: 80.9g/1335hz, 85.91g/1378hz, 87.57/1399hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162754.jpg [ 835.87 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] WOOD + Synthetic Fiber 2 blades made using a structure inspired from Joola Kool. Structure: pine - texalium - ayous - balsa - ayous - texalium - pine Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~10.5-11.0mm Weight/Speed: 90.5g/1507hz, 90.6g/1464hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163253.jpg [ 749.45 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] 2 blades with an inner carbon-glass layer and a Koto outer layer. Structure: koto - spruce - carbon/glass - kiri - carbon/glass - spruce - koto Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~5.7-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 77.8g/1442hz, 80.5g/1464hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_163137.jpg [ 564.25 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] 2 blades Viscaria/TBS style, but using carbon/glass instead of ALC. Structure: koto - carbon/glass - ayous - kiri - ayous - carbon/glass - koto Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~5.75-5.9mm Weight/Speed: 79.7g/1614hz, 8054g/1614hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162845.jpg [ 668.67 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] 4 blades, typicall asian structure, but using spruce not hinoki. Structure: Spruce(1.4mm) - Carbon - Kiri(4mm) - Carbon - Spruce(1.4mm) Headsize: ~157x150 Tickness: ~6.9-7.1mm Weight/Speed: 82.8g/2067hz, 83.6g/1981hz, 84.4g/2088hz, 86.4g/2045hz Attachment: IMG_20220123_162635.jpg [ 736.13 KiB \| Viewed 15770 times ] As I mentioned earlier, I updated the post with tickness and weight/speed values.

Author:	haggisv [ 13 Feb 2022, 12:50 ]
Post subject:	Re: building my blades
They looks very professional! Do you seal/varnish your blades? Have you thought about adding some graphics to them? I don't know what sort of machine you need to do this, but I'm curious.

Author:	charmander defender [ 14 Feb 2022, 01:45 ]
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haggisv wrote: They looks very professional! Do you seal/varnish your blades? Have you thought about adding some graphics to them? I don't know what sort of machine you need to do this, but I'm curious. They really look professional , with quality.Personally , I like blades with zero graphics on them. Addy sounds like a very competent manufacturer.We must congratulate any custom made blade workers

Author:	adyy [ 14 Feb 2022, 02:12 ]
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haggisv wrote: They looks very professional! Thanks! haggisv wrote: Do you seal/varnish your blades? Some of them are varnished/sealed, some are not. For example the first batch of 4 (the "defensive" ones that are combi, with balsa core, dedicated for pips) have the limba topsheet sealed, but the ayous not sealed. But they can be fully sealed on request. I experimented with a few ways of varnishing, but this is still experiment-in-progress. I am still searching for something that hardens fast enough but not very fast, make wood fiber look more vivid and never yellow (and keep the veneer immune to UV). haggisv wrote: Have you thought about adding some graphics to them? I don't know what sort of machine you need to do this, but I'm curious. I even made some tests with various techniques trying to transfer prints from a paper to the veneer, but I was not happy with any until now. The results can be ok visually, but not so consistent from one print to the other. Next on my try-list are: - try to print directly on the blade using an inkjet printer; - laser engraving (like Andro/Nittaku/SoulSpin are doing);

Author:	adyy [ 14 Feb 2022, 02:19 ]
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charmander defender wrote: haggisv wrote: They looks very professional! Do you seal/varnish your blades? Have you thought about adding some graphics to them? I don't know what sort of machine you need to do this, but I'm curious. They really look professional , with quality.Personally , I like blades with zero graphics on them. Addy sounds like a very competent manufacturer. We must congratulate any custom made blade workers Thanks CharmanderDefender! I think we spoke in the past via some PMs and 1 model was developed with our discussion in mind. Somehow I am with you regarding graphics. They will be totally hidden once you apply rubbers and they are cool only before adding rubbers. Or if you collect blades.

Author:	lasta [ 16 Feb 2022, 12:18 ]
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Hi Adyy, Are you still sticking with "Balcony Made Blades"?

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Author:	adyy [ 16 Feb 2022, 20:55 ]
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lasta wrote: Are you still sticking with "Balcony Made Blades"? That is a very good question! I still needed a balcony to cut the blades and handles to shape.