I was presented with an old Titleist converted long ago. Big butt monster 1.4 plus at the back end but only .800 ay 30 inches. Dirty nasty points were way off.
Good challenge!
Keeping in mind that when all cues are formed, everything is even based on cuts.
Being that fat at the bottom helps because all of the off setting must come from the back, so the joint didn't get smaller. Good job for patience, off set centers and dial indicators. Try to get the points even and go from there.
Next, customer plays with a McDermott and wants a wrap on the Titleist also wants a big butt around 1.3.
First goal was to keep it true full splice. Adding a wrap and his existing playing cue added options so I cut the Titleist where it would get me .845 at the joint and added a handle.
Good challenge!
Keeping in mind that when all cues are formed, everything is even based on cuts.
Being that fat at the bottom helps because all of the off setting must come from the back, so the joint didn't get smaller. Good job for patience, off set centers and dial indicators. Try to get the points even and go from there.
Next, customer plays with a McDermott and wants a wrap on the Titleist also wants a big butt around 1.3.
First goal was to keep it true full splice. Adding a wrap and his existing playing cue added options so I cut the Titleist where it would get me .845 at the joint and added a handle.
