Emergency golf club build B2B #5 

Always a pleasure watching you work the magic, Jim! :-)

You started me on building all my clubs. Your the man. Thanks to you I now have my own drawers filled with components 😂

Purdue Boilermakers! LOL some people are a character hahah!

Love your work Jim !

Awesome build Jim. Thanks again for having us yesterday. Fun stuff.

im a shortie guy, but those look really good 👍, good build jim!

Those things look super sharp ! Nice job JnR McGolf ! A real team effort !

You have a great assistant. ❤

I like the shorties

Long ferrule guy here in S FLA.

I like short ferrules with color.

Great video! Beautiful clubs!❤

I like the look the longer ferrule give. It also depends to me on the colors, shafts used and the clubheads.

I really enjoy your videos. You inspire me to do some work on my clubs. On this video, I believe they were 0.355 taper tipped shafts. I thought that when you added tip weights to tapered shafts, shims were required since you increase the shaft length at the tip slightly. Did I miss something or are shims not required. I am getting ready to change shafts in my irons and will need to add some tip weights to the tapered tip shafts. In lieu of shims, can the tip end of the shaft be shortened the same thickness as the head on the tip weight? Prefer shorter ferrules.

Short ferrules...long ones tend to distract from the beauty of the iron, imho.

Cool clubs and really interesting build! Jim and Robin you probably already know this 😉, but I am a fan of the standard black Callaway iron and wedge ferrules. I believe they are .750 in length.

Good job Jim...I like long ferules on classic wedges with long hosels. Otherwise I prefer standard ferrules. either wat just plain black.

Im getting into machining and i want to make some clubs. I know a driver is ambitious but eventually i want to make one. What kind of glue do club manufacturers use to hold the faces together.

Short ferrules only for me

Do you dry fit the heads to the cut shaft length with a dummy grip to find desired swing weight or do you use some formula that projects swing weight outcome.

When you spine/flow/frequency match shafts, how much difference do you see in where the logo shows on the shaft...is it a big difference?

do you have any concern adding 6-8 grams of tip weights? i know there are many theories on this, but some say the "sweet spot" moves closer to the heal. I have light heads as well, and have 6 gram tip weights ill be using. thanks!

So does the collar tip in the hosel mean you don’t NEED shims?

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