Hello. I own the base model Klippermate drop weight stringer. (Around $100) (Two point clamping and floating clamps) I've used it for about 5 years stringing just my own rackets and I think it is a great stringer. It takes me about 35 minutes to string a racket.
My question is...if I wanted to upgrade to a better stringer, what would be the next step up? Is there something I could use that could drop my stringing time down to about 20 minutes with the same or better tension consistency?
My understanding is that unless I buy a very expense high-end stringer, a mid-range one ($300-$600) wouldn't really give me much more benefit. Any opinions?
Also, does anyone like those pathfinder awls that supposedly make it easier to string through a hole covered by another string?
My question is...if I wanted to upgrade to a better stringer, what would be the next step up? Is there something I could use that could drop my stringing time down to about 20 minutes with the same or better tension consistency?
My understanding is that unless I buy a very expense high-end stringer, a mid-range one ($300-$600) wouldn't really give me much more benefit. Any opinions?
Also, does anyone like those pathfinder awls that supposedly make it easier to string through a hole covered by another string?