I've come across a couple of online references to homemade SensiCore shaft inserts fabricated from soda straws with adhesive-backed foam weatherstripping (from Home Deopt?) wrapped around them.
Are these for real? Do they actually dampen vibration and shock? If so, does anyone have detailed information about how they're made and installed in a shaft? One of the descriptions I found online said the straws should be 10" long and the completed Pseudo-SensiCore units are just inserted into the butt end of the shaft before installing the grip. Apparently, the combination of the grip cap, shaft taper and friction holds the shock absorber unit in place. Common sense tells me this all sounds too simple, but then again . . . Jack Russell __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com
