Need to attach a golf club head on to a shaft? This video will show you a "Do It Yourself" version and also explain some basic details you should consider about shafts. Chapters listed below...
Note: For steel shafts that allow the ferrule to slide further up the shaft, you may want to put the ferrule on first before applying epoxy to the end of the shaft, then slide the ferrule down to meet the clubhead. This is difficult with graphite shafts since the ferrule fits much tighter due to the paint and clearcoat on the shaft. You may need to sand or file the inner ferrule for fitting.
Chapters:
0:10 - Ensuring shaft diameter size
0:43 - Basics of tip trimming (if needed)
2:14 - Recommended tool for cutting shafts
2:44 - Prepping the club head for epoxy
3:09 - Prepping a steel shaft for epoxy
3:31 - Prepping a graphite shaft for epoxy
4:15 - Shaft logo/graphics positioning in vice
4:52 - Ferrules
5:13 - Mixing epoxy
6:30 - Applying epoxy to club head/shaft
7:38 - Attaching the club head to the shaft
Safety - Please follow safety instructions listed on products and tools (proper ventilation & gloves with epoxy, and safety goggles when cutting shafts).
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22 дек 2022
