I suppose that method would work, but I am just curious why you use this
method vs. putting the beads directly into the epoxy? Thanks.
Al
At 09:15 PM 8/17/2002, you wrote:
> > Can anyone provide some tips on using shafting beads?
>
>
>I don't mix them into the epoxy. I 'wet' inside the hosel
> Can anyone provide some tips on using shafting beads?
I don't mix them into the epoxy. I 'wet' inside the hosel with epoxy, then
put a thin layer on the shaft. Then I hold the shaft over a catch
container, and get a small pinch of beads between my thumb and index finger
of my other hand. I
Jack
I use shafting beads all the time. As I remember the instructions, they
said not to add more than 5% by volume of beads. I think this is probably
more than what is really needed. I first mix my epoxy without beads, then
sprinkle a little on top, then remix. Being inert, the beads don't ef
Can anyone provide some tips on using shafting beads?
I have Dynacraft's beads and would like to use them
when I assemble Harrison Steel Lite shafts and Z-Model
stainless irons. At least one of the heads has a
fairly loose-fitting hosel that's probably a few
thousandths oversize. I know the bead
