In a message dated 1/8/08 8:25:03 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Fugly? I assume that means you don’t think it’s a good idea?
I think the appearance is not pretty.
If the abrasion of the shaft tip is smooth I would prefer to paint the
abraded portion and apply a
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But is it ok to put the French cut into a blind bore head without
sharing the tip - I think that's w
Cut half of the angle off and adjust the insertion depth. Hell, you can
cut it all off. It won't hurt. This is a really common, simple job.
Don't make it more difficult. What's the worst that could happen? You
don't like a free shaft? Toss it.
TFlan
Brian Parkinson wrote:
But is it ok to put
I wouldn't use shrink tubing. It's ugly. But you can
get it from Radio Shack. It will shrink with a common
wooden match. Or a heat gun, or with care, a torch.
Size? bigger than the tip diameter. When to install?
anytime, then trim to fit.
TFlan
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> I
Sorry, I meant squaring the tip.
Brian Parkinson
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But is it ok to put the
M FLANAGAN
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 11:42 AM
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By now you know the tip diameter; .335". And you know
the hosel diameter; .335". And you know the hosel
depth on the Titleist is about 3 1/2" plus sanding for
the ferru
By now you know the tip diameter; .335". And you know
the hosel diameter; .335". And you know the hosel
depth on the Titleist is about 3 1/2" plus sanding for
the ferrule, and that the tip is angled to match the
sole angle. And we know you want it to play softer
than "S", whatever that is.
Since
The tubing is available from electronics suppliers, automotive suppliers. It
is normally used to insulate bare wires.
I think it makes a fugly job in clubmaking!
It will shrink with a match or a hair dryer.
**Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.
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The tubing is available from electronics suppliers, automotive
suppliers. It is normally used to insulate bare
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In a message dated 1/7/2008 8:09:25 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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I wasn't planning on tipping it, but it has already been sanded and even
angled for the bore thru - so I will have to square off the end whi
8 12:03 AM
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In a message dated 1/7/2008 8:09:25 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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I wasn't planning on tipping it, but it has already been sanded
and even angled for the b
You could also try shrink tubing to cover up the sanded area.
Pat-On Target Golf LLC
Turnersville, NJ
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In a message dated 1/7/2008 8:09:25 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> I wasn't planning on tipping it, but it has already been sanded and even
> angled for the bore thru - so I will have to square off the end which will
> effectively tip a little.
>
> Thanks for the sk c
withh the 655tj
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In a message dated 1/7/2008 3:
In a message dated 1/7/2008 3:03:40 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> I did some internet searching, and I came back with .335 for the 905T.
> If that is wrong, please let me know.
>
> Now for a couple of tougher questions. How is the YS-6+? The shaft is
> a stiff? Does
8 7:17 PM
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IMHO - I would say the YS-6+ definitely plays stiff. I have one in my
3-wood and really like it.
On Jan 7, 2008, at 6:00 PM, Brian Parkinson wrote:
I did some internet searching, and I came back with .335 for the 905T.
If that is wrong, please
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My buddy ordered a replacement shaft for a Titleist 905T . Before he
repaced the shaft, he sold the driver, and said I can have it if it
will
work for me
unplayable in a regular bore
head?
Thanks
Brian Parkinson
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My buddy ordered a
My buddy ordered a replacement shaft for a Titleist 905T . Before he
repaced the shaft, he sold the driver, and said I can have it if it will
work for me. I am looking a getting a Snake Eyes Python Plus (.350) or
a SE 655TJ (.335). It's a Graphite Design YS-6, so I think it should be
a good shaf
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