Wilson Burn 100 Team help

[atvdave32]

I'm stringing a Wilson Burn 100 team as a 2 piece.

From TW's info: (listed as a one piece)

String Pattern:
16 Mains / 20 Crosses
Mains skip: 7T,9T,7H,9H
One Piece
No Shared Holes

Where can I tie off the mains on a two piece job?

Thanks
Dave

 

[jim e]

Delete

 

[esgee48]

Bottom up crosses if 1 piece. 1st cross 7T. No reply needed, just a comment.

 

[atvdave32]

Here you go, the pattern for your racquet.
Hope this helps.

Wilson Burn 100 Team

Tension: 48-58lbs.
Pattern:16×20
Start M's: T
Main Skips: 7T,9T & 7H,9H
Len. 1pc:38'
Short Side:10'
Len. 2pc:20'x18'
Tie Off M's:8T
Start 1pc X:7T
Last 1pc X:7H
Tie 1pc X:5H
Start 2pc X:7H
Last 2pc X:7T
Tie 2pc X:5H,9T

Thanks.... where did you find that if you don't mind me asking.

 

[Sparkyovcov]

you can always widen a grommet to suit you

 

[jim e]

Thanks.... where did you find that if you don't mind me asking.

I am a member of the USRSA.
They have an online digest with string patterns for just about any racquet and that is updated as new racquets come out, and a written "Digest" that is sent to me a few times/ year.
It is a great org. to be a member of. They send a # of free string samples during the year, a great source if information if you are just starting out like their technical manual, you can even call them and speak to one of their technicians if you get into a bind, and their magazine comes out about 10 times/ year.
It also gives credibility to the craft.

 

[billdow]

Hi guys, stuck here. My racquet is a Burn 100 and it is 16X19 not 16X20. Can I get the specs for two piece? Please.. Been looking everywhere.

Thanks
Bill

 

[jim e]

This is for Burn 100 not the 100 Team orig. asked by the OP in the title.
Did not want any confusion here.

Wilson Burn 100
Tension:50-60
Pattern:16×19
Start M's: T
M skips :8T & 7H,9H
Len. 1pc 37'
Short Side 10'
Len. 2pc 20'x18'
Tie Off M's 5T
Start 1pc X 6T
Last 1pc X 7H
Tie 1pc X 6H
Start 2pc X 7H
Last 2pc X 6T
Tie 2pc X 6H,11T
Notes Shared Holes: 6T,7T Hope this helps! Jim

I am a member of the USRSA.
They have an online digest with string patterns for just about any racquet and that is updated as new racquets come out, and a written "Digest" that is sent to me a few times/ year.
It is a great org. to be a member of. They send a # of free string samples during the year, a great source if information if you are just starting out like their technical manual, you can even call them and speak to one of their technicians if you get into a bind, and their magazine comes out about 10 times/ year.
It also gives credibility to the craft.
Worth the membership to me.