RK
Thanks for the tip, as I said I lost all my files and bookmarks and you had quite few as the your tips and procedures have been a tremendous help over the years. I live in New Jersey and use McMaster-Carr but am always on the lookout for new sources. Hope you are feeling well.
Charlie B
In a message dated 8/21/03 10:26:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Taxes, Welfare, "Alternative LifeStyles" and Illegal Aliens. Everything else is cancer causing!!!
On the subject of welfare:
A young man walked into the local welfare office, marched straight up to
the
In a message dated 8/22/03 12:03:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Parsley juice.
Ah yes, but only if organically grown in California! It seems that the the growing medium (manure) contains substances that are only found in nature. Of course the manure must be certified by
In a message dated 8/21/03 10:26:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Taxes, Welfare, "Alternative LifeStyles" and Illegal Aliens. Everything else is cancer causing!!!
The California approach:
This blonde decides one day that she is sick and tired of all
these blonde
HOT-DAMN, YOUGUYS ARE MY KIND OF
PEOPLE.:) DF
Parsley juice.Ah yes, but only if
organically grown in California! It seems that the the growing medium (manure)
contains substances that are only found in nature. Of course the manure must
be certified by the State of California
Charlie B and others,
Wholesale Tool, ENCO use-enco.com, Harbor Freight, Production Tool, Kitts Industrial Tool, Michigan Industrial Tool. Some of these RK posted and I use them also. Of course, it helps me because I am located in the Detroit, Michigan area where there are many tool suppliers
Right on Arnie. One, being a Retired Manufacturing EngineerI know / knew a lot of those places. The oneI would cross off of that list though is
Kitt, their prices are way over board. Like my new "JET"lathe, they wanted $6750 plus SH for it whenI bought it from a company in OR. state for
How do you get it onto the head?
I placed the clamp on the head over the toe with
the clamp tip attached at the bottom of the hosel
TFlan
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From:
Corey Bailey
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 9:04
PM
Subject: Re:
Harbor Freight tools are crap!
TFlan
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From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 6:00
PM
Subject: ShopTalk: Stuff you need?
Just received a Harbor Freight Sales flyer.Some tools
that might be of interest
I never had a problem like that when simply heating a hosel. If toxic gases
are released it will occur during a total meltdown of the metal.
TFlan
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From: Dan Allan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 6:34 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk:
Im in need of a 56 and 58 degree wedges similar to
the Vokey or Cleveland. Any ideas where to start looking?
Thanks Stephen
I've
seen a lot of tools coming out in white these dayswonder if the designers
ever worked in a shop...
Must
be a marketing thing for wannabes. Either that, or it was designed by my
ex-wife so it would show up all the dirt, grease, and oil.
Royce
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I have a set of Cleveland RTG's; 49, 53, 56, and 60
degree w/Rifle shafts and new 50th Anniversary grips. I'll sell them. Contact
via private email.
TFlan
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From:
Steve Acuff
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 9:25
AM
I ran across a neat site for those who dabble a bit in civics and
politics. It is the federalist, which I happen to be, (limited federal
government, sovereign states' rights etc.). Thought, since things seem
slow, I would pass on the URL for those who might be interested. FWIW.
Aloha All! I need a source for slotline putters. I have a customer
with a broken one he bought second hand. I have done an internet
search and gotten dozens of leads, none of which were worth a hoot.
In particular I need a L/H anser style, center shafted head with the
words tourweight on both
I play this club when I'm not demoing something or trying out a new design
that we are considering carrying.
It's long.
It's forgiving.
It sets up really well.
I play the 10*, 0 offset model.
-t
on 8/22/03 2:15 PM, Grampa at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anybody tried Wishon's 915CFE
There was a complete LH Slotline Tourweight offered (unsuccessfully -- no
bids) recently on eBay. Based on pics included with the listing, looks to
be in pretty much pristine condition. Includes head cover.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3622266545
You may be able to
NAmaste for All.
Guys, i´m starting to plan my own business as clubmaker, and
i need tome guidance to make the business plan.
Anyone has a model (to a fitting center and a clubmaking
center) ?
any help would be VERY appreciated!
and, where can i make the formal courses of PCA ?
[]´s
Tim,
do you have the Wishon ZT shaft in it too?
Gerry
Tim Hewitt wrote:
I play this club when I'm not demoing something or
trying out a new design
that we are considering carrying.
It's long.
It's forgiving.
It sets up really well.
I play the 10*, 0 offset model.
-t
on 8/22/03 2:15 PM, Grampa at
I have been playing the 11° 420 cc model, and it is the most forgiving,
straightest, longest head I've ever hit. I could never hit a head that was
over about 320 cc - until I hit this one. Very solid sound feel for such
a large head, and it doesn't set up or look nearly as big as most of the
There was a complete LH Slotline Tourweight offered (unsuccessfully
-- no bids) recently on eBay. Based on pics included with the
listing, looks to be in pretty much pristine condition. Includes
head cover.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3622266545
You may be able to
As I
see a post every now and then regarding this product, I wanted to forward some
info I just received.
I just
received a letter from David Bushman. They have relocated to SC and are looking
to more aggressively market SA 2000.
They
arein relations with CA Plus he notes.
Best driver I've found in 4 years!! I use the 14* with a ZT series shaft. I
don't know if I really get any more distance, but it's straight and
consistent.
Jack
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Grampa
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 2:16 PM
To:
Hello All,
I know that pretty much any .370 shaft will work in a putter. How much
difference does one type of shaft make vs. another, i.e., stepped vs
stepless, or a shaft labeled for putters vs. a regular iron shaft. Any
recommendations?
Thanks,
Brian
In a message dated 8/22/03 6:13:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know that pretty much any .370 shaft will work in a putter. How much
difference does one type of shaft make vs. another, i.e., stepped vs
stepless, or a shaft labeled for putters vs. a regular iron shaft.
Well Gramps, as one who canvassed this group for suggestions on a new
driver for a Senior, I can recommend this very head.
I ended up with a 43 edition as the cranky 'ole fella I made it for tends
to grip down on EVERY standard length club he wraps his hands around. The
head was a 360cc
I have both the 360 and the 420 models.
People that have hit them, like them. I have sold two just by letting peopleuse mine on the course.
They like the sound it makes and they like the accuracy.
I have not sold any 420 models as the people that tried it said it appeared to large for them. All
If you get a choice of flex most people recommend getting a
stiff shaft, especially with heavy and/or belly putters.
Arnie's recommendation to trim from the tip is right in line
with making the shaft as stiff as you can.
/Ed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 8/22/03 6:13:24 PM Eastern
Exactly correct. As it happens, I own(ed) several
HF tools.Thus, I'm a person who "owned one." For the most part, they are
crap. Sure, some of their stuff is o.k. for the occasional dabbler, but for the
long haul, they are crap. Example; ratchet wrenches broke within a couple months
use. HF
Title: Re: ShopTalk: 915 CFE
Yes, I do build this with the ZT shaft as well. I play the R-High flex (I hit the driver 260 carry and regularly roll up to 300+) and have used the R-MidLow and S-High with success on other customers as well.
I like the fact that I can tee this combination up at
Right now in my sop I have a room full of Harbor Freight Stuff.. Lets start with my milling machine, it's a 3hp with a 9" x 49 table tht has a 12" x 37" travel, A one shot lub system, harden and ground ways on both the "X" . "Y" , :"Z" axies it has a 5" spindle travel ead tilts 90* in both
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