The allure of turning a passion for racket sports into a profitable venture through stringing services is intriguing. Many work out the costs of the machines, the strings they should…
String tension loss is a common concern when stringing squash and tennis rackets with crank lock out type machines. Recall from the different types of stringing machines article that the…
Pre-stretching is a crucial process in tennis racket stringing that involves stretching the strings before they are permanently fixed to the racket. This technique has implications for the playability, durability,…
Stringing a squash or tennis racket is an enjoyable activity for anyone who does it. Whether you plan to string for yourself, your local club, for your friends and family,…
Here is a detailed instructional article about how to put a grip on a squash or tennis racket. Wrapping a replacement grip or an overgrip around the handle of your…
At some point in the life of a racket, the strings need to be cut and replaced. This involves cutting the strings off the frame and pulling them through the…
As a racket stringer, I am sharing my experience with you tennis-heads on what strings are frequently purchased by my clients. Through this article I provide a guide on popular…
On this page I will explain how you can start your own racket stringing business from scratch, and turn it into a successful venture. I went through this journey myself…
String Gauge in racket sports represents the thickness of a squash, tennis, or badminton string. Squash strings typically come in 4 different gauges; 16G, 17G, 18G, and 19G, where 16G…
Squash string tension refers to how how tightly your racket is strung. Think of your racket face as a trampoline. When the ball makes contact with the string bed, it…