Hi everyone. Having some back issues, lately, I have slightly raised the height of my machine. What is the best height for stringing ? What is good for the back is probably not good for the arms. What is good for electronic, is not probably good for dropweight machine. I'd like to read opinions about these ergonomic issues.
Stand straight up Adjust height of machine so that the racquet fixed would be at the level of your elbows if you allowed your arms to hang down. Make micro adjustments as necessary
Watching the extreme tilt used by this stringer in the video, I was thinking, what if we set up a machine without stand against a wall and try to string in this position, the turntable completely vertical, of course adapting the orientation of the gripper and slowing down the rotation with some braking system on the axle. What could be the benefits ? The pros and cons of such a "revolution" ?
Thinking about it, it's an awl that would fall, string mover you can just hang on the string. You wanted "pros" - here is one for the string mover .
For sure this "revolution" will be more adapted to stringing process with flying clamps, just like hanging out the wash, with the clamps
Oh, you are not joking??? I don't think you could finish two rackets with your hands in the air with nothing to support them... also vertical weaving is not going to be fun??
But is it fun? My electronic machine is set up with a tilt towards me using some rubber foam blocks. The top Yonex machines have the tilt feature built in.
