Looking for a used one of this machine? are you selling yours?

You can switch to standard h.264 so you don't have to convert. That might help with any loss in conversion. I have done 4k60 on my iPhone for a while and love the quality and smoothness, as well as better slow motion if needed. Only issue I have, in Arizona smartphones overheat often when recording longer matches.

It's pretty difficult to see where the needle is pointing but it looked like the machine did a great job! Also, since the tension is kept in place for only a few seconds while stringing it seems like it's not a factor unless you lose several pounds in the first couple of seconds.

Do you have any complaints for this machine? I've been using a Klippermate for 2 years and would love an upgrade. This machine is noticeabley cheaper than some of its competitors like the Gamma progression st ii, and I wonder if there's a difference in features. But 6pt mount, fixed clamps, crank... hard to complain, right?

Yas bitch🤙🏽😂

4.0? Really?

20:04 nice point!

Great hitting! I hope you post more videos like this in the future :) Much love I just SUBSCRIBED 😊

that slice serve at the beginning

At 16:14 point goes to the screamer on far side….. ball isn’t out til it bounces

Bend your knees more you’ll take your game next level. Great swing though

Good match

Cut it with a grinder, then remove the complete bearing carrier.

Great match my friend.

Good playing Asian guy has beautiful service motion

Great video! I am convinced and confident that stringing a racquet will be a great learning experience.

do you by any chance know the height of the table you have the machine on? Thanks!

Great vids, very helpful. Did you settle on this one or the Alpha Revo 4000 from your other video? Regarding the latter, is it easily stowable? Small-ish footprint? Light?

Woooow, are you guys sure that yall arent 4.5? Josh you are hitting some bombs on that forehand

Where did you get the part from ? Autozone

I know 0 about cars but the shop said i need my CV axle and motor mounts replaced. At least I can tell them just to do the axle first and understand a lot more.

solid tennis

I saw your video and enjoyed your review and thoughts on Allen Edmonds's seconds. Yesterday, I went on their factory outlet website and ordered a pair of Randolph Penny Loafers in Black as my LL Bean Penny Loafers started to show wear, and a hole was in the sole. I decided to take a chance, and they were less than $90.00. If the imperfections are not too much, I will purchase a pair of their Park Avenue Cap Toe. Thank you for assembling this video.

add timestamped table of contents to description!

I only buy factory seconds with Allen Edmonds. So far I’ve been pretty lucky according to horror stories I’ve seen online. I’ve never paid over $200 with taxes and shipping included. Cheers for the awesome video!

A 4.0 should have solid form. He arms his forehand and doesn't even have consistency.

You are a solid to strong 3.5. They guy you just played is a strong 3.0

Great video. Question, when you first bought the machine, did it come with a tension calibrator?

Good game. Im a one year self taught and already battling with 4.0. Tennis great

Hey Josh, have you played Alu Power Vibe? 60 lbs main, 55 cross. Or Champion Duo choice Gut 60 lbs main, poly 55 lbs cross?

Have had this machine for 4 years now. I recommend this machine highly. Best investment and ROI has already paid itself multiple times. If you have juniors who play competitive tennis then you need one of these. Thank you for posting this video.

All strings stretching just like guitar strings, your machine is ok dummy

nice serve man.

Looks so fun!! Looking forward to watching next year's ☺️

Nice stuff! What was the format?

There is one inherent thing about defects in shoes that is a nice thing. And that nice thing is the fact that when you are wearing them they are always going to be 4-6 feet away from your eyes and from the eyes of everyone else. So small defects that don’t affect the durability or wearability generally don’t mean doodly squat. Because of this, factory seconds shoes can be a really great deal.

Yusuki method is the easiest way to start your mains

Pretty much all of their shoes now are factory seconds.

Put the string deeper/lower in the clamp when using the starting clamp for a bridge and it won't slip out. for example, put the string below/under where the red string is in the starting clamp so the clamp grips it better. How are you liking the stringer so far?

When doing the mains never go more than 3 ahead from the opposite side, and when doing the crosses why not use the starting clamp and do a finishing knot instead of a starting knot (which damages the grommet long term)?

I watched reviews, read up on the Allen Edmonds manufacturing methods and history, it all sounded great. So I bought a pair of Chukka Boots, great product, great purchasing experience overall, I decided to buy more shoes. Bought a pair of Dalton Wingtip Dress Boots. I received 2 different color boots, also one of the boots seemed to be a different vintage or much older and had been on display for some time. Multiple price tickers attached and removed, physical dimensions were different, a different cut of the same style. I called customer service, they apologized and said they would send out another pair, free shipping. Got the next pair, shoes are with out a doubt reject, factory second shoes. I wear a size 9.5, the shoes I received are a size 8 or possible even smaller, but marked as a 9.5 D The shoes were also misshapen. The left looked like a right, the toe was curved outward. The worst quality I've seen from any shoe company, shameful quality.

Oh, AE seconds can have far worse defects than yours. One of my walnut Park Avenues had a dark stain at the worse possible place-the toe cap. I burnished the toe caps of both shoes with several layers of dark brown Saphir cream polish. They look OK now, but no more seconds for me.

Will the fixed clamps adjust for badminton string??

I just checked this out and they have almost zero shoes available in a narrow width. All of you guys out there that wear D’s, E’s and triple E’s are blessed. I wear a 12AA!

Hehe, I've been where your at too. Yeah your not in control of the match. When you counter just by punching the ball back, they will just swing as hard as to win the point. (Only Federer can do good counter punch that still make people struggle even though they are in the advantage of overpowering him). You have to swing at the ball to match that guy or put in a more faster swing paste. I'm talking about your baseline plays. (When you counter punch the ball back into play there weren't any plans of winning the point). Just go ahead and take risk and swing at the ball when your already thinking of losing because punching the ball back into play is already a loss. There are other play style too, where you hit the ball to make the ball give more spins than your usual. Spin gives the ball very unpredictable hits when the player is trying to hit it back to you, they will have a harder time to concentrate to hit the sweet spot, unless the guy have better footsteps but even with good footsteps, it is still tougher to concentrate. Most of the ball that you hit are very floating, like no power. So he was able to step in and give a full swing. Swinging in a follow through can mean your in control and have a plan to win. As for second serves... Hit it like your first serves, lol no, I don't know yet to tell how you can improve.

this is actually reassuring if it looses only 1lbs, I have folks tell me that crank machine looses 2-3 lbs! Btw this is primarily because of the elasticity in the strings, not an issue with your machine.

Hard play powerful when you so skinny maybe lift couple weights and eat some protein look hard work for you to accelerate the racket

You got a good machine there. At 1:44 there's slack when you started pulling. Very important to keep it level

Strong tennis. Took alil time to warmup, but midway thru, the level increased.

Hey! Love the experiment. I've been giving this some thought because I purchased an Alpha Revo4000 this past year. I was coming from a dropweight and have read up a lot on the difference between constant pull v lockout. For this particular experiment, I think the results prove more than anything that the clamps are tight and the string does not slip. However, I feel like where tension loss is happening is in the string itself. In your experimental design, the only place where you have actual tennis string is in the few inches that are present to hold the tension monitor. In this way, the results don't actually serve to show how much tension was lost in the string. Is there a way to keep a full length string on the tensioner and then measure for tension loss? Perhaps with sound?