When did manufacturers stop making chopper rubbers & blades

This forum explores & explains how choppers are the most ignorant fools of tabletennis & how they are TOTALLY clueless about the history of the sport in the context of chopping blades & rubbers & how choppers are so spineless with zero self-respect or self-esteem. WHy they have no clue about 14 rule changes by ITTF since 1977 to limit them
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When did manufacturers stop making chopper rubbers & blades

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Did this happen gradually or suddenly happened due to some rule change
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Manufacturers slowly moved away from chopper blades as soon as sponge table tennis became more popular
This would be around 1960s
Before that all chopper blades like 172 mm to 175 mm & were mostly oval with head width & length almost the same
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