Comparison of composites
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Topic: Comparison of composites
Posted By: PudhuKaippavai
Subject: Comparison of composites
Date Posted: 09/15/2019 at 10:24pm
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Any websites that compare composte materials in the context of table-tennis ? Thanks
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Posted By: ice592
Date Posted: 09/16/2019 at 9:25am
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Hello, http://stervinou.net/ttbdb/index.php" rel="nofollow - http://stervinou.net/ttbdb/index.php
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Posted By: PudhuKaippavai
Date Posted: 09/16/2019 at 12:23pm
Nice In the Glossary of used material , you may want multiple headings (using an Excel Spread sheet) 1. Veneer (Wood) 2. Composite 3. Bonding material Under Bonding material , the sub headings would be such as Epoxy, Glue or whatever else I saw Specific Gravity also listed for veneers in some site Under above 3 headings you may want to add subheadings (for veneers) like Defensive - thru offensive + Excel spreadsheets are easier to sort and reorganize If you want to make money of this site, you could sell Web Link space for advertisers of various raw materials (1 thru 3 above)
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ice592 wrote:Posted By: passifid
Date Posted: 09/16/2019 at 1:49pm
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I would suggest asking specific questions! as placement can matter GREATLY the rule is generally all carbon reduces feeling Carbon = HARD and SHARP FEELING but FAST not very spinny Arylte = SOFT and Spinny with a DULL feeling Zylon = Harder and Spinnier than Arylte but due to less soft is less forgiving Tamaca = Hard and Sharp felling and FASTER than Carbon You can add carbon to any of these to add a little stability speed and loose a little spin and sharpen the feeling of duller carbons all other carbons are a varient of these feeling types e.g Pith carbon from DHS is a copy of Arylte and carbon weaved the general rule is there are no more arylte only blades, ALC is king because it adds sufficient quality and also sweet spot. ZLC based carbons make a better shot but less forgiving A bit like this Wood: speed 5/10, Consistancy 7/10 Spin 5/10, Feedback 10/10 ALC: Speed 7.5/10, Consistancy 9/10, Spin 8/10, Feedback 7/10 ZLC: Speed 8-9/10, Consistancy 7/10, Spin 9/10, Feedback 6/10 Carbon only: Speed 10/10, Consistancy 8/10, Spin 4/10, Feedback 4/10 those are from my experiences, I have had all manner of wood blades from standard clipper to 1 ply hinoki, Alc inner and outer, ZLC outer only and carbon outer only. There will be much better people here but thats a generality
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Posted By: ice592
Date Posted: 09/16/2019 at 2:02pm
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Posted By: jpenmaster
Date Posted: 09/16/2019 at 8:49pm
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Just a heads up Tamca carbon is just regular carbon but now that a lot of companies have gone to fleece "Tamca 5000" seems really fast. Tamca is just Tam(asu) and Ca(rbon) combined. ------------- OSP Expert II w DNA Dragon Grip |
Posted By: vik2000
Date Posted: 09/17/2019 at 1:18pm
I think this really needs to be taken into context. Simply assigning some speed/spin/consistency rating to the composite itself can be extremely misleading. It simply just makes no sense to say ZLC has more spin than ALC or wood. If anything, most of us amateurs can actually generate more spin with pure wood blade with some Limba layers.
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Posted By: stiltt
Date Posted: 09/17/2019 at 2:32pm
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shouldn’t the scope be forced within the list of composite plies, all other factors unchanged? e.g zlc spinner than alc. I never tried basalt, should it be in the list?
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Posted By: passifid
Date Posted: 09/17/2019 at 3:19pm
I would agree with it bieng easier to do so. But I am assuming you are able to control the blade. In the same way it'd easier for most people to do a good counter loop with rozena than h3. H3 is FAR skinnier but requires a huge amount more technical support to do so? But it's kind of impossible to make a general rule as it's all about feeling and taste
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