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Hand Held Shaft Deburring Tool
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A120025-2
$10.80
De-burring tool for steel shafts.
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De-burring tool for steel shafts.
ALUMINUM SHAFT EXTENDER
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$2.70
The aluminum Shaft Extenders for steel shafts are a major improvement over the double ended extenders commonly found in the trade. Weighing under 11 grams, our 3" long (75 mm) extenders, are lighter and straighter, and feature an improved insertion...
Standard Brass Shims
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$1.54
New universal Brass Shaft Shims are the fast and easy way to fit conventional shaft tips into clubheads with oversized inside hosel diameters. One size fits all shaft tips due the shims' collapsible side walls design. Maximizes bonding by allowing...
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Beam Balance Swing Weight Scale
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$175.80
The Auditor lorythmic Swing weight scale is the ideal balance for the casual clubmaker. A simple and accurate swing weight scale for the casual clubmaker. It measures the swing weight of a golf club based on the industry standard 14?...
UNIVERSAL SHAFT EXTENDER (CORE .540" TO .480")
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$5.85
The Universal Shaft Extender is suitable for steel and graphite shaftswith an internal diameter in the range of 0.475 to 0.585 inches. Theextender is made of a carbon composite plastic stronger than steel.This extender is conveniently marked at 0.5 inch...
GRAPHITE SHAFT EXTENDER OVERSIZE (CORE .530")
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$3.48
These extenders for standard graphite shafts will lengthen virtuallyany golf club. Simply apply epoxy, slide the extender into the shaftbutt, allow the epoxy to cure, and cut to length. Great for salvagingshafts trimmed by mistake!
Soft Rubber Shaft Clamp
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$7.80
This tough rubber vice clamp secures shaft tips of both steel and graphite shafts. Essential for many re-shafting procedures and many other club repair applications. This tough rubber clamp secures shafts at the butt of both steel and graphite shafts....