Dave:
Speaking of a spin indexer, can you give me a rough idea of the cost of one
with the necessary collets? I've run into huge discrepancies on price.
Thanks,
Chris Burns
- Original Message -
From: "Dave Tutelman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 11
Hi Dave
Without the expensive equipment, we may need to FLO steel shafts to
ensure we get the true plane. I was hoping this wasn't necessary,
as I find FLOing steel shafts to be so bloody time consuming, sigh.
I watch tour players execute near flawless shots, and that of my son
hitting 5 iro
At 02:12 AM 10/12/03 +, golf54com wrote:
How does a person go about building a "shaft straightness gauge"?
I have some Mitutoyo digital dial indicators (0.0005 inch resolution
X 0.500 inch travel). They were throwing these obsolete gauges out
at work, and they came my way after I asked the sup
How does a person go about building a "shaft straightness gauge"?
I have some Mitutoyo digital dial indicators (0.0005 inch resolution
X 0.500 inch travel). They were throwing these obsolete gauges out
at work, and they came my way after I asked the supervisor for them.
Thanks Harry S
www.Golf54
On Fri, October 10, 2003 at 7:35 pm, Dave Tutelman sent the following
>
> * Charlie has taken a fair number of shafts that show up as Type 1 in
> a spine finder (he has three different bearing-based spine finders)
> and found the TRUE spine and NBP using a FlexMaster and a procedure
> we designed t
Hi DaveT
You are saying 'differential deflection' finds the real planes.
Can a shaft exist were the 'real plane' will change locations as it is
trimmed to length?
If a shaft was marked with 360 lines running the full length of the shaft
then can a 'real plane' go
diagonal, or do the planes always (
Dave Tutelman wrote:
At 03:25 AM 10/11/03 +, golf54com wrote:
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The straightness gauge I built for him also has a
load cell with a zero-tare button, so it could be used for the purpose.
But my load cell feature was an afterthought,
Dave;
1) Where did the load cell come from?
2) Where is
At 01:51 AM 10/10/03 -0700, David Rees wrote:
On Thu, October 9, 2003 at 6:34 pm, Dave Tutelman sent the following
> (1) You don't need 2-d measurements but they would be interesting,
> and for EXACTLY the reason you suggest. The spine and NBP planes will
> show all the force in the direction of th
At 03:25 AM 10/11/03 +, golf54com wrote:
Thanks Dave for the explaination. I am familar with John's work but
not Charlie's. Where is Charlie's work posted?
Charlie is a member of ShopTalk, and a professional clubmaker who lives and
works near me. He is the club guru for a tour player, and wo
