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10 cm is about the point where most players index finger knuckle of their dominate hand meets the racket. 10cm is the industry standard...

Aerodynamics? LOL Thinner rackets probably weigh less and the thinner and lighter the racket is in the head the lower the balance and...

Another plus for the Claws is the span of the L Claw is wider than the maximum width of the 2 outer jaws of the Stringway triple and you...

makes sense. maybe it was obvious to other people, but I previously found myself turning the racquet twice for the crosses at the head...

The turntable should be adjusted to tension the next string. Any other movements of the turntable won’t make much difference in the time...

Unless your tension head moves around like the Pro stringer you must turn the racket / turntable for every cross When you apply tension...

Don’t tell anyone you have to turn the racket to pull tension.

Use an ATW pattern. Weaving in one direction is a hard weave - use my string method which only works 1 way. Weaving in the other...

So you didn’t cut the strings too short you used the wrong half. Did you kill your strings? That depends on who you talk to. Some people...

No need to tell me I’ve had my claws for a good while now, I think I got them back in August, ‘20.

No way I can touch my wife's alcohol, I use the cheape 91%.

Unless I’m mistaken only the clamping surfaces of the KM clamp is metal and the metal surface is fixed to a plastic part. This offers a...

yeah you’re right, optical illusion for me... ultimately, however they are angled/shaped, feels more secure than the klippermate clamps...

What do you mean by curved? My claws’ jaws are angled but straight. The clamping surfaces are angled so they can clamp strings are...

It could be your clamp is dropping before you pull tension. In that case your string is pulling up through the clamp at an angle pulling...