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SageOfDeath
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I haven't broken my strings yet, but I always notice how more advanced players often break their strings. I bet that buying a stringing machine will be a lot cheaper then going to a pro shop after a year or two.
I was just wondering how much would it cost to buy a reasonable stringing machine? I don't need the best in the world, neither do I want a bad cheap machine, just a good machine. I also heard that it matters more about who is stringing the racquet rather than the machine.
Also where would you guys put your machine? I don't have a lot of space in the house, if I cleaned the garage maybe I could fit it in there. Is there a specific way to store the machine too? Is the machine movable or do you like nail it to the ground?
I was just wondering how much would it cost to buy a reasonable stringing machine? I don't need the best in the world, neither do I want a bad cheap machine, just a good machine. I also heard that it matters more about who is stringing the racquet rather than the machine.
Also where would you guys put your machine? I don't have a lot of space in the house, if I cleaned the garage maybe I could fit it in there. Is there a specific way to store the machine too? Is the machine movable or do you like nail it to the ground?
