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mynamenotbob wrote:
Nittaku Tenaly

The origin of the word Tenaly means “it becomes the hand”. This handle is designed ergonomically to make the blade an extension of the player, for the most natural angle of wrist, hand, and forearm to the head of the blade. The curve of the handle to one side is very comfortable and effective for the penhold grip as well as the shakehands grip. This 5-ply all-wood blade is great for the offensive player and quick allround player.

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How ould one chop with it...? :?:

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yori wrote:
this is from uli's site.

very interesting handle, perhaps Ulmo can explain more?


This was a special handle for people with handycap. If someone can not hold his blades so well i create this handle for a better holding. My problem was that the people had have devormd handle and can't use this kind of handle - so i put it to my stock.

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Kees wrote:
mynamenotbob wrote:
Nittaku Tenaly

The origin of the word Tenaly means “it becomes the hand”. This handle is designed ergonomically to make the blade an extension of the player, for the most natural angle of wrist, hand, and forearm to the head of the blade. The curve of the handle to one side is very comfortable and effective for the penhold grip as well as the shakehands grip. This 5-ply all-wood blade is great for the offensive player and quick allround player.

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How ould one chop with it...? :?:


es ist doch immer schön anzusehen, wie sehr meine Erfindungen in der asymetrischen Blattform anregen und zweckmäßig, aber halt in einer neuen Idee der Griffgestaltung nachgeahmt werden. Im Grunde genommen auch nichts anderes als ein Außenspiegel vom Auto; nur das man hier die Blattfläche normal gerade und symetrisch in der Blattform gelassen hat. Das Problem ist jedoch, das man es nicht gut drehen kann. Die Blattfläche wäre dann zu hoch und wohl unspielbar. Aber ansonsten ist es gut gelungen. :up:

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Ross Leidy;s Tenaly = 56.7 gr


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How can I get a photo uploaded? Much appreciation!

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How can I get a photo uploaded? Much appreciation!

Just attach the picture, and it will embed in the post. you can see the Attchment option underneath the block where you type in your post.

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Better warn Ross L. not to look at this thread. Don't know if his heart can take what is comming! :rofl:

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I saw Tommy's creation on mytt. My first thought was that if it didn't work out as a blade, it could be used as a concrete float. :D Way to go, Tommy!

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Good one Ross,
Just think of all the possibilities for a fancy handle! :clap:
Before anybody laughs, better play Tommy a game or two. He uses a modified Seemiller grip, (VERY modified now), LOL.
He stays at the table and blocks or punch blocks everything. Very tough game even though unorthodox. :rock:
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I saw Tommy's creation on mytt. My first thought was that if it didn't work out as a blade, it could be used as a concrete float.


LOL, I had the very same first thought! :D :D :D Looks very cool though!

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How about some video of it in use, please?
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After each win I scream, "You have been ironed!"

BTW, I did get the idea from the grout float. It fit so nicely in my hand and I could imagine hitting with it . . . and I was right. The design would benefit from a less clunky handle . . . would help with pushes. I am able to do a sort of swipe sideways serve has yet to be returned!!

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dmras wrote:
Ross Leidy;s Tenaly = 56.7 gr

OMG ! that is very light ! How do you classify this blade Ross ? Off ? And what is the feel, soft or hard ?

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