Decision guide
Make the counterspringing decision like an engineer
Three short guides that move you from “should we even do this?” to a shortlist of methods worth studying — without requiring you to understand every method first, and without pretending the choice can be made for you.
1Start here
Should You Counterspring?
Counterspringing is often unnecessary complexity. Work through the real design questions — speed, current, holding, load — before adding parts.
2Know your lift
Continuous vs. Cascade
Your stringing architecture decides what force profile the counterspring must match. Visual, interactive explanation of both.
3Weigh the trade-offs
Selection Considerations
The requirements and constraints worth arguing about, what each does to each method, and which ones can end the argument on their own.