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dbdors

 
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  1. 35 minutes ago, StrokerAce said:

    for those interested in swapping out ferrules I thought this was a great description of how to do it.
    He doesn't use any fancy/expensive tools (i.e. belt sander) except for what he calls a "hotbox". I hadn't even heard of such a thing; I just boil some water on the stove and dunk the ferrules in a glass bowl. The water isn't hot enough to melt them but hot enough to soften them up.

     

    I always like his video's

  2. 16 hours ago, jayyarr said:

    second video is also super helpful. I have been playing MCCs for a couple years now so looks like solvent is the move....

    I play MCC+4 and have not had any issues with twisting.  I do use 2 layers of build up tape.  And it's not a thin tape.  I know that some mention using blue painters tape.  From my checking, the blue and plain masking tape seems to range from 4 to 5 mill thick.  

    The stuff I use from GW is 15 mil, and I use two layers.

     

  3. You don't need a big expensive compressor.  A simple tire inflator will work.  Or a cheap harbor freight compressor.  I have a large compressor for woodworking, etc.  But I have this one that I use at  boat storage for tires.  https://www.harborfreight.com/air-tools-compressors/air-compressors-tanks/3-gallon-13-hp-110-psi-oil-free-hot-dog-air-compressor-57572.html  It will do the job for  grip for sure.  They go on sale from time to time.  And I got mine in the bargain bin for $30 I believe.  It just has a leaking fitting.  A little Teflon tape and it was fixed.

    I like blow on for the simplicity to remove and install.  I used solvent for years.  I finally got sick of removing the old double sided tape each time I needed new grips.  Or If I needed to work on a club and reuse the grip (did this often trying various putter grips.  It is just so much easier.  I can blow off a grip and add a second layer of build up tape and test it out.  If I don't like it, I can blow it off, remove the tape and put it back on.

     

  4. I tried a set once, still have 3 left.  Didn't wear it long enough to check durability.  I just find them to be undersized and overly tight.  I wear XL and these were tight and uncomfortable.  I lost if mid round some where (maybe a subconscious, "get rid of this glove" move) and threw the other 3 in the closet.  I also found the Costco gloves to be undersized as well and have not tried them again either.

    The best low cost glove that I have found are the MaxFli Tour Glove.  They can be had for $20 for 2.  Not too bad a price.

  5. Hey all you DF3 owners.  I need a favor.  I'm still waiting on my putter to finish production and deliver.  In the mean time I'm looking at some alternative head covers.

    Would anyone of you with a DF3 mind measuring the overall dimensions of the head.  Basically the "face width", "face thickness", "depth from face to back" and finally "face to center of shaft"

    Thanks in advance!

  6. I only see 2 listing for this with the protector on Amazon.  They both are the same.  "Ships from Amazon" , "Sold by SkyTrak Golf" and "Free Returns".

    Sometimes what suppliers send to Amazon may be missing something, stuff happens, nobody's perfect.  But the situation is still the same, pack it up and submit a return.  Take it to your local Kohls, UPS or whatever options you have and send it back.  The refund will be processed within a day at worst.

    Or you can submit it as an exchange.  Send it back and they'll send a replacement.  For the most part Amazon is pretty easy to deal with when stuff like this happens.  It is really important for their business model to make returns and exchanges easy.  That is why so many people shop Amazon.

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  7. 20 minutes ago, cnosil said:

    Some of the grips are designed for specific putters based on the built in shaft lean.  In a face on video, they can see how much forward lean you add.  Virtual fitting is just measuring angles.  

    I get that, but the fitting does not ask for a face on shot, down the line only.

  8. 9 minutes ago, StrokerAce said:

    One thing I didn't realize is that the grip is also fit. There is a tilt in number of degrees depending on how much forward press you use. I have to say, these are very meticulously built and customized EXACTLY for you.

    And I'm wondering how they make this judgment in the online fitting based on the short down the line video you send them.  Or is it up to me to decide which grip to choose.

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