2-speed blades

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   I've got a few samples of 2 speed blades.  I'm not even sure how to set them up.  At one time I was told the pips generally go on the harder side for more reversal and punching.  
Is that what people do now? Or does anybody even use them.  These aren't defensive blades at all. All pretty fast I think

Edited by cole_ely - 01/19/2024 at 12:51am

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	I've got a few samples of 2 speed blades. I'm not even sure how to set them up. At one time I was told the pips generally go on the harder side for more reversal and punching. Is that what people do now? Or does anybody even use them. These aren't defensive blades at all. All pretty fast I think Edited by cole_ely - 01/19/2024 at 12:51am
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	Every 2-speed blade I've seen has the faster side on the forehand, the forehand being the side with the logo on the handle and usually the (most or all) graphics on the blade face. I think this is the generally accepted standard. Edited by haggisv - 01/19/2024 at 1:50am
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