Badminton Central Guide to Stringing Tools

Discussion in 'Badminton Stringing Techniques & Tools' started by kwun, Apr 10, 2012.

  1. kakinami

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    Was it this guy?[​IMG]

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    Yes, that's the one.
     
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    Domo arigato! I will get on my next order!

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    Indeed! But the problem is that you tend to buy other stuff that is not really needed :p:p
     
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    Damn you. My sentiments are the same as @akatsuki2104 .
    I'll add this into my tool kit to compare against using scrap string. my tray is cluttered with scrap string. =P
     
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    Jewlery pliers from local hobby store. Usually I use a scrap string and lift the main out of the way, then push through l, but i pulled this one as a test [​IMG][​IMG]
     
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    I have to say I really enjoy this little tool. No need for a scrap string anymore (needed a bit of force to place and pull it). It's really convenient to use.
     
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    I ordered one too =) looking forward to trying it out.
     
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    I just got mine!!![​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

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    Got the smaller one of this, really like it so far! Handy for tying knots although it did damage the string a little when used to extend the final pull.
     
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    I tried the metal one vs plastic one, the hook on the metal one is rounder and sharper, probably easier to get behind the covered main blocking the cross. So might recommend the metal handle rather than save a few Yen on the plastic handle.[​IMG][​IMG]

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    Looking to purchase a starting clamp, wondering if you guys have any recommendations. I saw a gamma and a babolat starting clamp on a canadian website but theyre both out of stock.
     
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    I’d highly recommend this one:

    https://a.aliexpress.com/_EIbphbZ

    Compact, lightweight and really well built.
     
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    Interesting. But im not sure if i will be comfortable stabbing through the shared hole with sharp end.
     
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    So i used it for shared holes where i previously use a string mover. It's good where the string is very close to the frame and it's hard to get the string mover into the gap.
     
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    A small but important update on these. The ultra-small version with one spring only is too weak. I've just tried using it as an extension for the first time (BG80, 10.5 kg) and it was slipping. What a shame.

    So if anyone decides to get one of them, make sure to order the version with two springs!
     
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