How to string badminton racket using Yonex 4 knots stringing technique

This is a video guide on how to string your own racket with the Yonex 2 strings 4 knots technique. Each racket can be strung in approx. 20 minutes. The tension set in this video is 24/26 lbs.
Tips:
The easiest way to measure length required is by extending both of your arms outwards horizontally, essentially making your body a ruler. I'm 173cm and generally I need 3.5x the length for vertical string and 2.5x for horizontal.
I prefer adding 0.5 lbs to the middle 6 vertical strings, and reducing tension by 1.5 lbs for the top 5 horizontal strings to maximize sweet spot tension.

[@bijayantasingha]

Wonderful! Straight to the point and love the Crispy sound.

[@shyolalgoswamiraja2674]

Fantastic

[@hongtr9588]

I like your knot, What type of knot are you using ? how come only 21 crosses but not 23 ? Thank you for sharing.

[@audemarspiguet2902]

It depends on the racket, racket with 76 holes will have 21 crosses while 72 hole racket has 22 crosses. Rackets with 23 crosses are quite rare, nevertheless, I have seem a few. And the knots can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmbQiaCKZZmiY68

[@rajendragurung22]

Which machine is it?

[@udtheboss]

What is the brand name of the machine?

[@LordKyzn]

do you use 2 kinds of strings or just 1 piece?? planning to do 4 knots on my racket using li-ning 3 boost.

[@muhammadshairazzi5527]

Just one piece. But he cut into two parts.

[@godhand2591]

someone can tell me why horizontal line fisrt 24lb second 25lb ?

[@paulharrison8327]

As the cross stings tighten it will increase the mains tension slightly. Thats what I've seen about it and it makes sense.

[@dickysihombing8817]

So that the starting knot doesnt break.

[@jarrodsplace]

Please give your cat some attention. Poor thing is crying out for a pat…😢

[@JMABadmintonStringer]

😕