Custom Putter on a Shapeoko CNC Router 

Feels like any golf project must reference Happy.

Get back out there ! Golf is a game you play against yourself. Cheers

Definitely do it.

Hey Mike, Thanks. It was 6061 It’s typically what we use for projects.

Yes you can definitely make a putter on NOMAD 3. You'll have to adjust for the available capacity of the machine as well as the spindle requirements. You can definitely make a functional putter on that machine. 100%

If this design process were undertaken for a single putter, the price would be easily North of $1500. In fact, if I cost it out, I wouldn't be surprised to see it be double that. 3K. - Kevin

We modeled in some substantial posts (tabs) to hold the head in space. At the end of SIDE-B programming there were toolpaths to cut off the back two posts and narrow the front two down to nearly nothing. Bend the letter head back and forth a couple times and it was free.

Here’s a look at it. instagram.com/reel/CfRiD-VllrU/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Only if I played in a sanctioned tour stop. 😉

For MDF, absolutely! If not for filming Sweepy is a must. On the aluminum I was the air blast. Standing over the project the whole time.

Our machines are designed to be affordable and capable.

Take a look at Shapeoko 4

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Look for golf club "scoring paint". At least that was what it was called in the late 80's when I was doing golf club repair in my garage. 😉

@@carbide3d Thanks!

@@bob_mosavo Thanks!

@@billstrahan4791 Sure! And you don't have to use a needle applicator, like in the video. I used to just fill in grooves or engraving on the bottom of a club and squeegee off the excess.

We like big blocks and we can not lie