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Making your own? What type of wood are you laminating? What glue are you using?
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Nice! Very nice!
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I used Birch and Ash
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Now comes the fun part, precision drilling. I guess you'll need to chamfer the holes as well.
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What a great project! Good luck!
Is there a weight you're shooting for? did you design it yourself?
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Quite a beauty!
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Beautiful wood and nice work with the laminations.
Are you planning to use any paint ? I really like the all wood look of the older wood rackets c1900s. I recently got a NOS wood racket c1920 that is massive and has like a 5 1/2 grip. Hanging it on the wall as a piece of art. |
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But I think im going to build another, with some tweaks, knowing what ive learned with this first one.
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Very nice and kudos for tackling such an ambitious project!
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Would be nice if there was a translucent carbon or maybe several epoxy over coats that could still show the beautiful wood. |
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So how is this project going?
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