bumfluff
07-17-2008, 01:03 PM
I have just strung my first racket on my Gamma Progression ST. It took me a long time but once I got started on the mains I was fine. However my big problem came on the crosses, I cannot weave. My hands were so slippy on the strings so it took me an absolute age. I really want to be able to push weave but at the moment it seems impossible.
My second problem was that the shoulder supports got in the way of a few of my crosses, I guess I should have checked this before but I take it I will need to re-adjust the whole supporting arm to fix that.
How exactly are you meant to release the string once you have pulled tension? The only way I could find was to pull back the brake on the tensioner so that it releases.
I don't know if I'm losing too much tension when I'm tying my knots, how tight should the string on the outerside be that is leading to the knot?
I found that I managed to mis a weave, kind of in the middle of the racket which is really annoying cos I thought I checked it. It should still be fine to play with shouldn't it?
I definitely need to practice so if anyone can give me some pointers as to what to do next time to help me improve then that would be great.
My second problem was that the shoulder supports got in the way of a few of my crosses, I guess I should have checked this before but I take it I will need to re-adjust the whole supporting arm to fix that.
How exactly are you meant to release the string once you have pulled tension? The only way I could find was to pull back the brake on the tensioner so that it releases.
I don't know if I'm losing too much tension when I'm tying my knots, how tight should the string on the outerside be that is leading to the knot?
I found that I managed to mis a weave, kind of in the middle of the racket which is really annoying cos I thought I checked it. It should still be fine to play with shouldn't it?
I definitely need to practice so if anyone can give me some pointers as to what to do next time to help me improve then that would be great.