As I recall , the hosel insertion depth on those dogs was pretty shallow as
well. I have a neighbor who played Lynx up until a year ago. I reshafted a
couple of them, and re-epoxied at least one of them. I used JB Weld for the
reglue. For the reshafts I just shimmed them with scraped and roughe
An old guy (who else) has some Lynx irons which keep losing their heads and he
asked me if there was any way of keeping them on over a long period of time. I
pulled the 6-iron to see what the problem could be and immediately saw the
steel shaft was unique...actually stepped up 2 steps from a .37
That might work for my first order. Future orders would be one or two
at a time, not sure if that is posslble.
It would be something simple like etching their initials.
John
Why not just contract the laser work to someone who's already got
the machinery in place?
At 12:15 PM 10/28/2010, you wr
Why not just contract the laser work to someone who's already got the
machinery in place?
At 12:15 PM 10/28/2010, you wrote:
Thanks Tom.
I've read about some of the newer laser etching machines. The Epilog
Zing was something like $8,000, too steep for the numbers I'm
looking at doing, but ama
Tom,
If there was a demand for it i am sure you could design a driver head with
a recess that would take a custom engraved plate probably at the back end
of the sole plate
Jeremy
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 12:41 PM, Tom Wishon wrote:
> JOHN
>
> VERY tough to do because the 6/4Ti that many of th
Thanks Tom.
I've read about some of the newer laser etching machines. The Epilog
Zing was something like $8,000, too steep for the numbers I'm looking
at doing, but amazing. For Shoptalkers, I did find a do-it-yourself
laser project for about a grand. :-)
John
JOHN
VERY tough to do because
JOHN
VERY tough to do because the 6/4Ti that many of the head makers use for their
driver heads has a very high hardness, in the order of HRC 38 to 42. So
engraving machines to do this would have to use special cutting bits which are
able to cut into such a high hardness metal.
Not all Ti d
I've seen personalized putters with hand stamped initials, is it
possible to do this on the sole of a titanium driver head?
Some sort of etching process?
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