Drop-weight machine too slow?

[silentheart]

This solves my final confusion for the main. As for the starting of the cross,
sould I also string the first two in one shot or is there a better way to do it
without fixed clamp. Thanks!

Depend. If the tension is not too high (imo <22lb) it is ok to pull first 2 strings when you tide the starting knot. You can also use the starting pin method and strat from from the middle of the racquet and you will get a better and even tension at the end. Try both methods after you get your machine.

[lulubird]

I never tried to string the cross from the center but it does seem like I can use start pin
this way. I will try this. Thanks again!

Depend. If the tension is not too high (imo <22lb) it is ok to pull first 2 strings when you tide the starting knot. You can also use the starting pin method and strat from from the middle of the racquet and you will get a better and even tension at the end. Try both methods after you get your machine.

[LazyBuddy]

Depend. If the tension is not too high (imo <22lb) it is ok to pull first 2 strings when you tide the starting knot. You can also use the starting pin method and strat from from the middle of the racquet and you will get a better and even tension at the end. Try both methods after you get your machine.

Good point. I usually starts at the middle (for balance purpose), and it works fine.

[Neil Nicholls]

Depend. If the tension is not too high (imo <22lb) it is ok to pull first 2 strings when you tide the starting knot. You can also use the starting pin method and strat from from the middle of the racquet and you will get a better and even tension at the end. Try both methods after you get your machine.

I think it is better to use a starting knot and pull the first two crosses in one go than to finish at the top with a normal tie-off knot.