Your Stringing Machine & Wise-2086

Discussion in 'Badminton Stringing Techniques & Tools' started by maa2003, Feb 14, 2009.

  1. yanansi

    yanansi Regular Member

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    did u try the diablo? how is that works
     
  2. maa2003

    maa2003 Regular Member

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    I haven't tried it yet ......
     
  3. LazyBuddy

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    Is that my eyes or something? How come I see the machine is really close to the wall? How you let the racket rotating without hitting the wall then? :rolleyes:
     
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    maa2003 Regular Member

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    you are right, it is very close to the wall.
    I can still have 360 degree rotation, because there is a 2cm gap from the wall :D (at least for badminton racquet)
     
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    LazyBuddy Regular Member

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    Lol...

    Well, when I set up my machine, I can only keep about 1cm gap between the racket handle and my belly. It's a result of big belly vs. short arm... :crying:
     
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    I'm considering buying this to replace my manual machine - Did you all buy it from Watdon in the UK?
     
  7. maa2003

    maa2003 Regular Member

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    I bought mine from Watdon, and since you are in UK, then you may get from them as well because free shipping.
     
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    Got it today ;)..Can't get it to grip the badminton string though, dying to try it out!
     
  9. illusionistpro

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    got a new-used toy :p just couldnt help myself. When I have time to disassemble Ill post up pics of the custom aluminum mount.
     

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  10. kwun

    kwun Administrator

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    i don't believe we posted within 20mins of each other. :)

    here is my "WASE":

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    no custom mounting. i mounted the WISE directly on the horizontal bar. only had to drill a couple of hole and i used the original screws plus matching nuts.

    i had to jack up the side mounts around 3mm to give 360 rotation clearance. i get around 1-2mm from the gripper to the shaft.

    the gripper has no problem with bg80. not sure about thinner string. it can close all the way.
     
  11. jerby

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    my gripper even takes 0.65mm (sotx ti65) without slipping (27lbs), the wise-gripper is awesome:p

    Kwun, I have one question, you have raised the side-supports 3 mm, but doens't that mean your racketframe won't touch that black-padding at 12 and 6 'O clock?
    I had a similar problem, it's pretty inconvenient mounting if you ask me...
     
  12. kwun

    kwun Administrator

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    yeah. it is slightly suspended. i don't see that as a problem though.
     
  13. jerby

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    well, it's not really a problem.... I had a hard time mounting it, but when your done it's completely supported, no need to worry.

    I can't really see it on your photo, but my 12/6 supports were angled pretty sharply. (changed them now) So when I set my racket in and tightened the 12/6, i had to lift my frame up to get it into the side-supports, then tighten those...which was difficult, because I couldn't really line up my frame, because I couldn't fully tighten the 12/6...
    I guess I'm a bit clumsy :eek:

    At this moment I have a tiny bar protruding from my 6o clock support helping me out :)

    Anyway, congrats on getting a wise! :D
     
  14. ae86trueno

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    Hi guys,
    I'm about getting this Wise too, question regarding gripping problem.. so far I think DinkAlot and Mwesty having this issue and Dink adding another padding I believe. Kinda confused why some can't grip and other can grip :confused: is there a different type of heads or need to specify its for badminton string?
     
  15. kwun

    kwun Administrator

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    badminton version: not that i know of.

    mine grips very well without any extra padding. the thinnest string i have tried is 0.66mm. maybe Dink has a older version?
     
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    if this is the case, then it will be hard to see the difference on the site I guess. Well I guess I will just have to try it.. :)
     
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    just would like to check with you whether your machine has turntable-brake ?
     
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    Nope no turn table brake. Brakes are convenient for a few reasons, and theyre usually not needed for badminton. The only racket I would say "needs" a brake to string well are the wilson O3 tennis rackets with their big gaps.
     
  19. kwun

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    here is the gripper gripping a 0.66mm string (Carlton AG63) at 40lbs. no slippage at all.
     

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    I have the older version. Maybe gripper replacement and a diablo are available from Herb Wise.
     

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