Excellent explanation, the use of the different colors was also a good idea. Great, thx for sharing your thoughts. Can you also suggest different videos of your stringing jobs.
Used this on a badminton racket the other day. Needs a relatively fresh grommet with string this thin, but looks incredibly neat and tidy when socked against the frame - hard to tell it from a tie-off knot, actually.
@brandontang619 Correct. You start in the middle with the mains. End the shot side mains with Parnell. then at the very end of the crosses, another Parnell.
@brandontang619 It's too small. Same for the PC knot. Both can not hold the starting tension. If you start with a starting clamp, and come back to the start, you can use the Parnell and PC knot. You just can't use it to hold tension at the very start.
This knot is actually a finishing knot, that was the "USRSA" preferred knot in the stringer's digest. Wasn't meant as a starting knot, but it should work fine. I wouldn't necessarily say it is that "bulky"
![Racquet Stringing [3 Top Tie-Off Knots]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WLckmF0G4Wg/mqdefault.jpg)
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I’ve been looking for a clear tutorial in this knot, thank you I’ll be using this
Excellent explanation, the use of the different colors was also a good idea.
Great, thx for sharing your thoughts. Can you also suggest different videos of your stringing jobs.
Used this on a badminton racket the other day. Needs a relatively fresh grommet with string this thin, but looks incredibly neat and tidy when socked against the frame - hard to tell it from a tie-off knot, actually.
@brandontang619 Correct. You start in the middle with the mains. End the shot side mains with Parnell. then at the very end of the crosses, another Parnell.
@brandontang619 It's too small. Same for the PC knot. Both can not hold the starting tension. If you start with a starting clamp, and come back to the start, you can use the Parnell and PC knot. You just can't use it to hold tension at the very start.
Would you prefir this one? Or the regular Starting knot?
which starting knot will damage the grommets the least?
Do I need a starting clamp for this?
@brandontang619 Correct
@brandontang619 Yes
This knot is actually a finishing knot, that was the "USRSA" preferred knot in the stringer's digest. Wasn't meant as a starting knot, but it should work fine. I wouldn't necessarily say it is that "bulky"
@Alexander Maroudis
I have been using this knot for ages now and have had no problems at all
So, this is how you 'tie the knot'? har har..