GOLF CLUB BUILD - How to reshaft your irons Step by Step

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• ME

  @mevk1 · 4 years ago

  pro tip: put head in vice, then heat shaft while pulling.  Uses least amount of heat - even works with graphite.

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• ED

  @edwardlucksful · 1 year ago

  Just re shafted my clubs this video help out a lot. Couple things that worked great for me, use a candle in glass jar and set the hosel over flame to heat epoxy if you don't have torch (mine ran out of fuel half way through) the other is place ferrule in hot water, and shaft tip in ice water if you have trouble getting ferrule on

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• DA

  @DanielSmith-jh9mw · 1 year ago

  Thanks so much for your helpful videos! I just finished switching from my old True Temper steel shafts to Project X Cypher 2.0 graphite shafts, and your instructions made the job straightforward and enjoyable. Your tip about soaking the ferrules in hot water was a big help.

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• CA

  @captainculpeper1250 · 3 years ago

  Absolutely love the red KBS labels with the black shafts!

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• GE

  @geralddean5305 · 1 year ago

  I have never replaced a shaft before and I found your video very informative and feel confident to give it a go, thank you.

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• JA

  @janshen5798 · 3 years ago (edited)

  The best video for reshaft irons, thank you

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• PD

  @pdubs7069 · 2 years ago

  Absolute Guns strong 💪 at 17²¹...😂 <br>Great video(all your videos), I&apos;m taking on this project as we speak... brand new to the club building game!! &nbsp;You the man!!

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• NU

  @NukeSpartan27 · 6 years ago

  only thing i would say is make sure to put ferrules on when weighing for swing weight.

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• RI

  @rich.e · 2 years ago

  Thanks for the thorough explanation; planning to re-shaft my irons over the winter. <br>Your clubs look great, good choice to go without the shaft labels imo. Great job!

• GA

  @garryhulgan5267 · 3 years ago

  very nice shop, i noticed that, my career was over 45 years in the elevator trade , instructor also, for apprenticeship young mens, step by step is very importnant, thank you sir

• AB

  @AbdulazeezAdehizaYusuf · 2 years ago

  Nice work, I really learned a lot

• KM

  @kmgreensman · 5 years ago

  Thank you for taking the time to show us how to do this. I know how to epoxy the head but had no idea how much went into this! Thank you again! <br><br>Curt

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