Thanks for all the help. I ended up using a hose adaptor coupling for 1/2
leaky pipe. Cut it down the middle with a hacksaw, used a hose adaptor clamp to
hold it together. Used RK's puller with a back-up clamp to reduce the amount of
heat required. Used pencil flame butane tourch on Ti back par
The do it yourself sleeve (black piece in the article link) is easy to make.
_http://pages.infinit.net/desgagb/reshafting/index.htm_
(http://pages.infinit.net/desgagb/reshafting/index.htm)
To make the sleeve you purchase a piece of PVC tube with an inside diameter
just large enough to fit
turday, March 10, 2007 9:20 AM
Subject: RE: ShopTalk: reshaft fussion
Andre-
I think the ferrule adaptor is the secret. If you don't have that and heat
the ferrule to remove, it's possible to end up heating the head too much.
John
I have copies of the article written a couple years b
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Golfsmith has an adaptor that'll make it much easier. They had a good
article in their recent clubmaker magazine on the process. The
ferrule is a nightmare to remove if yo
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Hope this helps.
André.
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Golfsmith has an adaptor that'll make it much ea
Golfsmith has an adaptor that'll make it much easier. They had a good
article in their recent clubmaker magazine on the process. The
ferrule is a nightmare to remove if you simply heat it. It won't stay
soft long enough after heating to remove it easily. You also have to
be careful not to heat
