Making a carbon fiber table tennis blade!

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@choipro1212 2 месяца назад

Great

@eloimumford5247 8 месяцев назад

Oh this stuff is hard to cut ! Nice experiment after all . Ping pong is creativity.

@AndreaFarina11 8 месяцев назад

Thanks, yeah but the part i was scared the most was inhaling the dust 😉

@eloimumford5247 8 месяцев назад

@@AndreaFarina11 , mask is a must .

@annaritanieddu7030 3 года назад

Nice job !!

@stuffalecmakes 3 года назад

Yo this came out slick. Nice job!

@AndreaFarina11 3 года назад

Thanks man!!

@MakeOn 3 года назад

Might not be good for the game but it's insanely great looking! Cool job Andrea!

@AndreaFarina11 3 года назад

Thank you man 😉

@dedalosikaros2161 3 года назад

Congratulations for your masterpiece! Complimenti! Capo Lavoro!❤️

@AndreaFarina11 3 года назад

Thanks man! Grazie mille!

@phtabletennisvlog4473 11 месяцев назад

That looks awesome!!!! Just put sandpaper on it and play ping pong instead of table tennis. Can you make one with titanium next?

@AndreaFarina11 10 месяцев назад

That is a great idea! I just have to get my hands on some titanium tho... But i might try one day!

@iamKilano Год назад

So cool! I’ve been wondering if anyone ever made a carbon fiber paddle. I’m actually surprised it was heavy though!

@AndreaFarina11 Год назад

Yeah it's heavy because it's not the right way to do it, i tried like that, but to make it light, you should use a styrofoam or balsa blank, and put carbon fiber cloth over it, then resin etc etc...

@satyamoorthyr302 2 года назад

Where did you buy the carbon plate from?

@AndreaFarina11 2 года назад

On AliExpress

@stevensteven4108 Год назад

Andrea Sir thanks I can totes understanding breaking and moduling Carbon fibre material it's like a glazier went to the Ivanhoe too much over The weekend lol.....? But you didn't express the results blade vs blade Now wood can be flimsy as af the reason being due to environmental facts wiood will rot over time or change the Overall experience right? Was the carbon fibre paddle vs other more durable tact strong not so hollow less resistant shock??? What did you notice better @

@AndreaFarina11 Год назад

Well the carbon fiber was a faster blade, but also way heavier, so pretty much useless like that, the best way to integrate carbon fiber in a blade is to use one or two layers in a wooden sandwich

@alimribet 2 года назад

nice... what about the feel control 😁

@AndreaFarina11 2 года назад

Well the blade wasn't so bad actually... But it was so heavy... And we where trying to hold on to the rubbers that where peeling off, that i really haven't paid attention to the feeling🤣🤣

@alimribet 2 года назад

@@AndreaFarina11 may i try it? So that I can feel your suffering 🤫😊😁

@AndreaFarina11 2 года назад

@@alimribet hahaha, yes no problems, come when you want and bring some rubbers and you can try it😉

@indrajitsrimani 2 года назад

you probably use 2mm carbon fiber sheet...if use 1mm or 1.5 mm sheet,dont know availablety .may be it will lighter weght bat

@AndreaFarina11 2 года назад

It will be lighter but not thick enough... It would feel weird to use it so thin

@shannonwoodbury3030 Год назад

An interesting project... just don't try to enter an official ITTF tournament using this bat. Under the rules of the game, all blades must be at least 85% wood by thickness. You blade sadly - while well made - would never make it past the racquet control stage.

@AndreaFarina11 Год назад

Hehehe yes there's no problem about that... While been cool... It's actually useless being twice the weight of an actual blade...

@oleglcenko1556 Год назад

What does never mean? What if the rules change soon? Your never, - will become an empty sound

@fernandezmarlonb 10 месяцев назад

Can you send me that

@fernandezmarlonb 10 месяцев назад

Can i have it as a toy

@AndreaFarina11 10 месяцев назад

That depends

@Sandysand701 2 года назад

the carbon fiber looks too thick/strong to be super light, it should be like a tennis racquet, very thin and hollow with the handle grips made of cork! nice looking product though.

@AndreaFarina11 2 года назад

Yeah, the right way to do it would be by making two halves then joining them together... But it's there's more work and tools\ materials involved, so I'll have to wait some time to try it the right way... But one day i might try!

@Sandysand701 2 года назад

@@AndreaFarina11 Yeah, I was thinking about making a slightly bigger and lighter bat, maybe 2 thin layers of carbon with a polystyrene middle, or filled with expanding foam

@AndreaFarina11 2 года назад

@@Sandysand701 we had the same idea! But I'm not sure how to make the sides match

@Sandysand701 2 года назад

What came to my mind, was to cut (about 5 mm) strip of carbon off the heavy/thick carbon, (making it the same shape as the paddle) then gluing the thin layers (with polystyrene in the middle) over the top, but then i thought, how about taking some 3 ply timber, drilling many holes in it, so as to remove most of the material, then glue the thin layers of carbon over that! hollowed

@AndreaFarina11 2 года назад

@@Sandysand701 that can work too, but i think that the better way to address the sides would be to make some strips of thin carbon fiber, epoxy them all around the blade, with a bit of overlap on the faces, then roughly shape the carbon fibre as the faces and epoxy those, this way when you trim it you'll be sure to have perfect sides