Gamma 6004 Tennis Racquet Stringing Machine
Photos
Six-Point, Self-Centering "Suspension Mount" Mounting System
Switch Action Cam Lock Clamps
This Page Build November 10, 2006
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The Gamma 6004 Arrived in Two Boxes
Box One Contents
(Stand, Tensioner Assembly and Rail, Instruction Manual, Assembly Tools)
Box Two Contents
(Turntable, Clamps, Racquet Stringing Tools)
The Finished Machine After Assembly.
About 1.5 hour's work for me at a leisurely pace (while doing photos).
With a dedicated effort, it could likely be assembled in about 45 minutes.
Front View
Back View
A Slightly Closer View of the Turntable, Tensioner Assembly, and Tool Tray
Turntable Views
Clamp Bases
(Without Clamps Inserted)
Clamp Bases, Clamp Heads, Frame Support Slide, and Shoulder Support Views
Clamp Heads Mounted in Clamp Bases
Clamp Heads
Clamp Head Close-ups
Shoulder Supports
Shoulder Support Adjustment Knob/Arm and Frame Support Slide
Shoulder Support Adjustment Knob
Frame Support Slide Adjustment Knob Below Shoulder Support Adjustment Knob
Frame Support Post Adjustment Knob
Tensioner Assembly
Tension Adjustment Mechanism
String Gripper Assembly
String Gripper Jaws/Mechanism
View from the Tension Track Arm
The Tool Tray
Tools Included With Gamma 6004
(Set of Nine Hex Wrenches, Pathfinder Awl, Stringer's Awl, Starting Clamp, Bent
Nose Pliers, Needle Nose Pliers, Wire/String Cutters, 10mm Wrench, Badminton
Flying Clamps)
Starting Clamp
Badminton Flying Clamps
A Racquet Mounted in the Machine (For "Show")
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If you have feedback for me on these images, please feel free to e-mail Al Ruscelli at one of the following addresses:
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