colej as am I. All this is going on true temper R300 shafts.
Getting ready to seat the ferrules on the shafts to the proper spot. Boiling some water in the electric kettle now. Tomorrow I will mix the epoxy and once that is cured, I'll see about making sure the ferrules match the hozel perfectly.

    backinit
    Sorry, I just saw this.
    I think it is 42, but I'll double check tomorrow.

      I did this yesterday, not today. Today is the day I polish the ferrules and double check everything looks good and solid. I already checked the toothpicks on the plates. Those were solid.

      The last thing to do, is to replace the grips... these feel really slick... that will happen tomorrow I think.
      I ended up with a few of those from @LogicalOne, so I'm thinking that I'll put those on there...

        Luc_Van_Daele
        That’s the concept of the Graves Golf putter. I got to try a few putts with one yesterday and I liked the geometry. I’d need more time to be sure.
        https://gravesgolf.com/locknrollputter-2023/

        Also the BioMech putter. I had one and hated the feel of it. I just went to their website, and they didn’t have any products listed, so maybe they are done.

            Yesterday I shafted up my STi P, G, and S wedges with DGSL tipped less than R300. Tried them today and loved them. The 9 is shafted with DG105 R300 also tipped a little soft. I think it’s slightly better than the older SL shafts but I have those on hand so let’s do it. I played the SL extensively a few years ago.

            Today I built the 7 and 8 irons. Here’s the PW.

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            DonM
            Then there's Lean Lock Putting.

              More putter shenanigans. Found a carbon steel lefty and decided on a whim I'd shoot and edit a video of the process of doing a refinish. Screencap from some footage.

                Walterjn that's the after! It was black & rust before. Haven't done paint fill yet. Shaft epoxy is setting as we speak.

                    AdamMH that blue is gorgeous. I had to ask if that was before, because I love that torched coloring.

                        Walterjn probably my favourite finishing technique - a nicely polished & torched head looks fantastic outdoors!

                            backinit you can own butterfly knives in Ca I've owned one for 30 years. You just can't carry them. This thing is about 5" overall. It can live in my bag, it's more like a butterfly knife comb that some cheap stores used to sell.