Racket Mounting

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  1. Nicky_Boy02

    Nicky_Boy02 Regular Member

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    Hey my fellow BC folks, I finally pulled the trigger and purchased the StringMaster Deluxe from Tennisman. This beast is a lot heavier than I thought. I have some questions about mounting the racket. Can someone take a look and see if I am mounting my racket correctly? Notice that there are gaps on the side supports as well as the top load spreader. Am I mounting it too loose? I can still wiggle the racket.

     
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    Don't know about that specific machine, but that looks definitely too loose. All 6 supports should be snug on the racket.
     
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    And the bottom side supports should be a little bit over the last shared hole and on the top part the side supports should be a little bit under the first shared hole.
     
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    SIM YUN KIAT Regular Member

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    The racket is mounted too high up. The top of the racket is definitely too loose. Make sure the frame support touches the frame. Not too tight but have room for the frame to wiggle.
     
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    Positioning looks good, but the supports should of course be in contact with the frame to be able to give any kind of support.

    Shared this one a couple of times already, maybe it helps you too:


    Congrat on that awesome machine btw. :)
     
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    Thanks everyone for the inputs! Special thanks to @s_mair for the video tutorial. I was a little concern of compressing/stretching the racket which was why I mounted the racket loose. After watching the video, I think I have a good idea of how to mount a racket now. Thanks everyone!

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    Any chance you have a 3D print file for those load spreaders?
     
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    #8 DarthHowie, Apr 29, 2024 at 12:38 PM
    Last edited: Apr 29, 2024 at 1:46 PM
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    Yes, StringMaster machines do come with load spreaders. Although I would always recommend adding that H-shaped spreader from Yonex at some point. It fits on all head shapes perfectly and has a much smaller footprint.
     
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