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If you’re using a table tennis ball-feeding robot to practice your return of serve, you might be seeing this damage to your table…
There is a simple solution: Use a wood plank to cover the service contact area on the robot’s side of the table. It needs to have a smooth surface to avoid altering the spin of the robot.
Also, you’ll need to put rubber pads underneath to avoid it moving and scratching the surface of the table!
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