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Are there any wedge heads that accept .370 shafts?

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I am trying to build a set of wedges to match some irons I have with Kuro Kage graphite .370 iron shafts. Anybody familiar with wedges that will accept these shafts?
 
Howzat said:
I am trying to build a set of wedges to match some irons I have with Kuro Kage graphite .370 iron shafts. Anybody familiar with wedges that will accept these shafts?
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Just about any component brand takes a .370 - Maltby and Wishon both make some nice ones. You can also either carefully sand the shafts down to .355 since they are graphite or have a clubmaker (or skilled press operator) bore a .355 head to .370 for you.
 
BMiles said:
Just about any component brand takes a .370 - Maltby and Wishon both make some nice ones. You can also either carefully sand the shafts down to .355 since they are graphite or have a clubmaker (or skilled press operator) bore a .355 head to .370 for you.
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I would prefer to use some wedge heads I have. Would trying to sand the shaft or bore the heads be the better option. Or is finding different heads the best solution?
 
Yeah, components are the place to look there. I also agree on the sanding, Hawk has done it a good bit if you want to chat him up on that!
 
Howzat said:
I would prefer to use some wedge heads I have. Would trying to sand the shaft or bore the heads be the better option. Or is finding different heads the best solution?
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Sanding before boring. Definitely.
 
Jman said:
Yeah, components are the place to look there. I also agree on the sanding, Hawk has done it a good bit if you want to chat him up on that!
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I will hit him up. Thanks for the info.
 
Howzat said:
I would prefer to use some wedge heads I have. Would trying to sand the shaft or bore the heads be the better option. Or is finding different heads the best solution?
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I agree with Jman that sanding would be the simplest option unless you (or someone you know) has access to a drill press. Never had a problem doing either - just have to be patient with the sanding.
 
Scor Wedges are . 370
 
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