Badminton Stringing With Victor C-7032 Pro (4 knot, 2 piece, no talking)

[@nonamestupid3268]

Hi Bro. which is a nice video. Just 1 question, I am using the victor machine too, recently the string will get hurt when I clamp the string in the main and the cross, especially use the sting with color . Do u mind to give me some suggestion and how you tune the clamp when you sting for high tension?

[@badmintonstuff]

Thanks! I tune my clamps based on the feel of tightness it grips the string. When you are clamping the strings down and you are using a lot of force from your fingers to actually clamp the string then it's too tight and you will damage the string. The clamps should be just tight enough to grip onto the strings but not be too tight so it doesn't damage them. Hope that helps but there isn't a better way to communicate it besides being there and showing you in person.

[@jureumi8025]

nice vid! 😃

[@leighwanstead3254]

Nice video. May I ask what is the length of two strings? Thanks in advance

[@badmintonstuff]

I don't know the exact measurements but the mains are 3.5 arm length pulls and crosses are 6.5 racket length pulls. Hope that helps!

[@leighwanstead3254]

@@badmintonstuff Thanks I tried and it seems that 5m and 4.5m is a good number

[@limkelvin1230]

Hi bro nice vid. Mind to explain any difference or impact in 4, 2 or 1 (if there is) knot stringing?

[@badmintonstuff]

Thanks! Personally, I think there isn't too big of a difference between a 4-knot and 2-knot stringing method but other people might say that 2-knot pattern makes the strings stay tighter for longer than a 4-knot method since each time you knot there is a little loss in tension so technically less knot means less tension lost. Another factor as to why some people use 2-knot and 4-knot pattern is just convenience, for example, if I use a packet of strings I would just use a 2-knot pattern since I don't need to cut the strings again but when I use a reel I use 4-knot pattern since I can save string from the reel. There is no 1-knot pattern lol. Hope that answers your question! Let me know if you need more explanation.

[@limkelvin1230]

@badmintonstuff thanks man for the explanation! Definitely answered my question.

[@ilovenature2928]

Hello do you have electric second hand stringing machine to sell?

[@badmintonstuff]

Unfortunately I do not

[@Aggunkastawa]

String tension? 28-30? 30-32?

[@badmintonstuff]

25lb for mains and 27 lb for crosses for 26lb!