In a message dated 8/11/2002 11:02:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Am putting together one of Maltbies brass/carbon putters. The shaft seems quite loose. I've installed over the hosel shafts before using shafting beads but this one seems possibly loose enough to affect t
In a message dated 8/11/02 11:02:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Am putting together one of Maltbies brass/carbon putters. The shaft seems quite loose. I've installed over the hosel shafts before using shafting beads but this one seems possibly loose enough to affect the
Tom,
I ran into the same thing recently with two Maltbie putters, one
carbon/brass the other stainless steel. The shaft angles would
definitely have been affected.
I used SA2000 and shafting beads. The SA2000 let me manually hold
the shaft at the proper angle until it dried.
/Ed
> Tom Janson
Tom,
Right idea, wrong material. You can use any one of the shimming
methods talked about in here. Drywall mesh tape, wraps of a piece
of fishing line, shim springs, window screen etc etc. There is one
method using masking tape you could use though. At the top and
bottom of the hosel, you can
In a message dated 8/11/2002 8:02:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Am putting together one of Maltbies brass/carbon putters. The shaft seems quite loose. I've installed over the hosel shafts before using shafting beads but this one seems possibly loose enough to affect the
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Am putting together one of Maltbies
brass/carbon putters. The shaft seems quite loose. I've
installed over the ho
Am putting together one of Maltbies
brass/carbon putters. The shaft seems quite loose. I've
installed over the hosel shafts before using shafting beads but
this one seems possibly loose enough to affect the shaft angle from the
hosel. Maybe a couple of degrees off of parallel.
Anyway>>
