Quite the projects you have on your hands.
What are you building? (Club style)
Quite the projects you have on your hands.
Stripping and re-doing the paint fill on the Cleveland Black CB's. Never before seen paint fill come out so easily without any chemicals.
Regrip on Heavenwood, Hybrids, and Driver coming up!
Regrip on Heavenwood, Hybrids, and Driver coming up!
mikedean441
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All done, including a 3 games to 0 victory in ping pong.
Busy nights are good nights.
Quoting my post from the SS thread, just put the finishing touches on my new putter. Picked up a Nike Method Core mc04w (#1W style), extended it to 35in, blacked out the shaft with shrink tube and installed the new grip. Now just going to play around with the back weight and see what feels best.
Just got the new Pistol GT Tour in and slapped it on my mc04w. Thought I'd put some pictures up comparing it against the Flatso Ultra.
Edit: putting the pics in spoilers because they uploaded HUGE.
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I'm already loving it after just a few putts on the birdieball. I did not install the counter core weight while I wait for the solvent to dry, but it will definitely need some back weighting. The good news is, I think it will fit the tour lock pro weights so I can play around with different weights.
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What grip is going on there?
Just paired some 2013 OnOff forged heads with MRC OT i85 shafts.
Next is a Wishon S2R -1 Putter with a Nippon putter shaft and one of these new grips from Lamkin. Maybe it will get a Tupper putter grip.
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Next is a Wishon S2R -1 Putter with a Nippon putter shaft and one of these new grips from Lamkin. Maybe it will get a Tupper putter grip.
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Decided to build another Wishon S2R -1 Putter. Paired it this time with a UST Mamiya Frequency Filtered putter shaft and a Tupper Golf putter grip.
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ProZoneGolf
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This set up today was very nice at the range...shot after shot was a high draw to land soft, I thought the xcg7 head a little big to my eye yet turf interaction was fine. The forgiveness of the head is amazing. I got this idea after watching my wife stripe a xgc7 5w all day every day for the last few years...
I tipped it 1.5 inches to 287cpm at 41.5 D3.5. Its a very nice set up.
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kc720
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Really depends on the grip. Some grips are easily blown. Start lower then gradually move up. If it's a superstroke you can have at it
Awesome. that's what I was gonna try. One will be a SS.
So once I get the grip off do I need to use double sided tape? or just masking tape?
If I do grips on my irons and woods with air will I need to use double sided tape? Or will masking tape be OK for those as well?
Sorry for all the questions but new to the compressed air. haha
kc720
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I use 2" painters tape. If it's 580 core grip I do 1 wrap. 600 core I use 2 wraps
Nebgolfer
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I find with regular grips I start around 50 psi and with SuperStroke I'm up around 70-90.
And that will hold for all grips? not just putter grips?
I was right around 70 psi for my Lamkin UTx and I couldn't even budge the SS so I just cut it. wasn't planning on saving it anyways.
kc720
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I've never had a swinging grip move on me. Putter grips I put a bit more wraps since I like a bit bigger grip on putters
That's what I just did. Put 3 wraps on my putter and it went on really easy.
I'll give it a try for my regular grips sometime but for now it's so much easier getting putter grips on and off. I like it.
Nebgolfer
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If you're pulling a SS off that has been double sided taped on, it's a ton of work and I've had to go up past like 110 psi, but once you install it with painters tape/air then 70-90 usually works for me.
gotcha. I don't use SS anymore and won't be for the foreseeable future but if I do end up going back that's good to know.
lopsta5
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I used a heat gun the other day to removed my iron head for the very first time. Melted the ferrule so now i need to buy some new ones.
I've reshafted more than my fair share of irons and I never once tried to save a ferrule. Replace them. They are cheap, have many cool options, and just not worth the extra care to save when removing a shaft. They always get damaged some way.
xhail
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So I had this great idea of making the mxm 1w a plumbers neck... pulled the shafts off of my 1w and a milled collection sx 7. Then realized the half shaft offset in the 1w is created by the spud on the head having some forward lean. Project came to a quick screeching halt lol. Now trying to see if anyone can bend the spud straight up and down...
Sorry to bring this back up but I'm currently looking to reshaft a broken mxm 1w. Did you have to get a half bend shaft or can you put any shaft on it?
kc720
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I had a ch shaft installed. Required some bending