Table Tennis Blade - Free 3D Print Model

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Virrgott

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Table Tennis Blade

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Description

This is a table tennis blade that you can easily print out, assemble within 5 minutes and it´s ready for the rubbers of your liking.

I´m an experienced table tennis player myself and my tests tell me that it´s no problem to make all the typical table tennis shots with this blade.

For a very good player, a professionally tested and factory made blade is much better of course, but for beginners, “half-good” players and people playing just for fun, I would say that this blade is more than sufficient.

Considering that this print will cost about 2-3 Euro, I´d say that it´s a very cost effective way to make a table tennis racket. Leaves more money to buy more (or better) rubbers.

In this print profile I print the blade in PLA which works great since PLA is really stiff.

See separate assembly instructions.

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Assembly Guide (1)

Table tennis blade.pdf

Comment & Rating (54)

@Schorsch_Gaggo

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Hi. I am printing right now this bat, which I hade to modify for ma A1 mini. If you change your license type, I can upload it as a remix. I needed to cut the model because of the length for my printer. Only if it is ok for you!? I am not sure if this is the final result, but I want to make these for my kids, for the spring time, on my A1 mini....

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@Virrgott

Hi! Great that you were able to remake the blade for A1 Mini! I don’t mind you making a remake but this model is an Exclusive model and I don’t think that I easily can change the license. I think you can post your profile under my model anyway right?

@Schorsch_Gaggo

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Goodness, I'm not very familiar with that! I'll see if my print even works. If so, I'll try making uploads. Otherwise, I'll have to reconstruct everything… Thank you

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@Virrgott

Replying to @Schorsch_Gaggo :

I’m trying to figure out the best way to do this on A1-mini since the bat is 260mm long and about 150-160mm wide. How high can you print? maybe possible to place the bat 45 degrees seen from above and 45 degrees seen from the side?

@mxllner

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A truly cool design Two quick layers printed in TPU and you're already a champion at the casual table tennis tournament Thank you for this awesome design

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@Virrgott

Thanks for sharing pics and all😀! You will be champion for sure😀👍!

@user_2453932833

how did you switch between pla to tpu? asking since AMS does not support tpu

@mxllner

Replying to @user_2453932833 :

I printed the TPU part separately and glued it with spray adhesive. It works very well

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@SierraVictor

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I've yet to add the rubber but this will no doubt let me dominate the office championship.

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@Virrgott

You will be the Jan-Ove Waldner of your office :-)! I like the color combo! Thanks for the nice review!

@UncleErnesto

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Printed this while wasting some filament that wasn’t enough for another project. Printed a tpu 90a pasted from the blade in tinkercad.

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@Virrgott

Cool! As far as I know you are the first to print the rubber! Did you get reasonable friction in the TPU?

@UncleErnesto

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Replying to @Virrgott :

Lots of friction actually! it’s a noticeable difference without it.

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@FlorinV

now ... let's print some Pimple rubbers 🤣🤣

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@XRAK5854

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Great design! Everyone liked it at my training

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@Virrgott

Thanks! Nice that it worked for you😀!

@WalleriusDesign

Awesome!!🔥

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@Virrgott

Thank you😀!

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@WalleriusDesign

Replying to @Virrgott :

Where can one buy the cheapest rubber for the rackets I'm thinking of making some for the school/youth center

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@Virrgott

Replying to @WalleriusDesign :

The best thing is to go to the nearest racket sports hall and ask if players can donate their worn-out professional rubbers. Worn-out competition rubbers maintain enough friction for schools for 10 years, plus they are free! I believe you can get rubbers for about 150 SEK per racket on Amazon, but that quickly becomes expensive

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@weetm

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Printed this in PLA. Feels very good in hand, I'm now anxiously waiting for my rubbers to arrive :)

The profile uploader has replied

@Virrgott

Great! I hope you will like it! Please give me a report when you have tried it out! Tip: Depending on glue/rubber/PLA combo the glue can have some trouble sticking to the smooth side. if so, just rough up the surface with a sandpaper or make sure to have a weight on it while drying.

@weetm

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Replying to @Virrgott :

With the rubbers (Kokutaku 868) it turned out pretty good, though a bit front heavy. I might try balancing it with some additional handle side weights at some point. Anyway, I think I will dominate the office coffee break championships with this racket!

@Virrgott

Replying to @weetm :

Cool!

@mateart

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Will test later

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@Virrgott

Exciting! Depending on which glue you use and what material you print with, the smooth surface might need a touch of a sandpaper to become rough enough for the glue to work better with the rubber. Most likely not needed, but just a tip if you need it :-)!

@mateart

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that will be the Easy part :)

@rotten_designs

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@Virrgott

Makes me happy😀!

@rotten_designs

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Replying to @Virrgott :

Tried the model with your settings and it worked really well! glued the parts together using hot glue. I'm gonna add skins later.

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@Virrgott

Replying to @rotten_designs :

Great news!

@alexandermasla

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great model

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@Virrgott

Thanks😀👍!

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