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Pro's Pro Pilot Tennis Squash Badminton Racquet Racket Stringing Machine |  |
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Tennis Racket Stringing Machine
tennis stringing machine question - i'm looking to get one - please see below details?
i've always used a stand-up ektelon stringer at pro-shops or elsewhere becuase i used to string rackets back in high school and college. anyway, now i'm just looking for one for myself because i still break strings fairly often but no longer have access to pro-shop machines. anyway, my main question is, does a "drop weight" stringer provide the same tension accuracy? in other words, what do you give up with the drop weight besides convenience and time? and if i've never used one but know how to string on an ektelon, will i have any problems? thanks.
A drop weight stringer can be just as accurate as an upright if you use it properly and have the weight pull until it becomes horizontal. This means the weight must not be short of horizontal or further past horizontal, either of those would result in the tension not being accurate. Other than that it usually takes twice as long to string a racket with a drop weight stringer because of fewer clamps and it takes longer than an electronic pull machine. It does have one advantage in that it doesn't have to be calibrated as often as the electronic ones. I would consider how often you string rackets versus the cost of the machine. if you are thinking about stringing rackets as a business, you should definitely get a more expensive model with more features. If you are just stringing rackets for personal use- I would let your budget dictate which machine you should buy.
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Pro's Pro Pilot Tennis Squash Badminton Racquet Racket Stringing Machine | |
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US $515.94 | 18d 13h 29m |
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Tennis Racquet (Racket) STRINGING Machine - Eagnas EAG-88, MINT CONDITION | |
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US $395.00 | 26d 14h 48m |
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Tennis Racquet / Racket Stringing Machine Stringer | |
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US $159.00 | 3d 5h 27m |
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Ektelon Model H Tennis Racket Stringer Stringing Machine & Stand Professional | |
0 Bid | US $485.00 | 4d 15h 42m |
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SAM Pro-Master Stringing Machine
tennis racket restringing?
A few months ago, i bought a new tennis racket (babolat pure drive). The string popped about 2 months after. I went to get it restrung. After i got it restrung, i noticed that a piece of paint (about half a centimeter in diameter) was chipped off near the throat of the racket. (like it was chipped off so u can even see the metal of the racket). Also, there was a small crack (about the length of a centimeter) about around the bottom of the head (three-forth from the top), and i'm pretty sure its just the paint (because it would be really hard to make an actual crack). I was wondering what are some ways that he could have damaged it (since it should be really really hard to get chip a piece of paint off a brand new racket near the throat). Could it be that the machine damaged it or something?
Please help
While it is possible to damage a racket when stringing it by improperly mounting the racket, it is very rare. Most stringers use 6 point mounting systems. That means the racket is held at six different points and those areas that meet the racket are usually padded. But if the racket was not properly mounted then it could be damaged although typically the string breaks while being pulled much more often than any racket getting damaged. The damage sounds cosmetic and there is a lot that can happen on a tennis court to chip or crack the paintjob on a racket. Show the racket to your stringer and ask them or ask another stringer, they will know from the location of the damage whether its possibly from their machine or not. BTW - the Bab pure drive you mentioned is carbon fiber, so the material you see should not be metal... Did you buy from a licensed Babolat dealer? then you can take it there as well to see if the racket has cracked... good luck.
