You are absolutely meticulous in your work sir. If I find a Cameron putter that needs restored and customized, it will be sent in the mail to you. Wow is all I can say!
You are so close to getting this perfect. What I do is preserve the shine of the bombs by protecting them with a dab of hot glue. During blasting it is preserved. Then instead of paint fill I use a machinist dye called Dykem. Scotty did the same thing back in the day. It really looks awesome and pays homage to Tigers beautiful red cherry bomb.
That's a good idea! But I don't see Dykem being very durable, but I guess you never know. Also, the Tamiya translucent paints I'm using I'm pretty sure are nearly identical to the ones Scotty uses. May do a classic red one in the future.
@@igolf906 yes! I noticed they do a good job of being translucent i thought maybe you were adding a dab of acetone to help with that, with the flow anyway. Supreme work though! Love your results!
Check my newest videos descriptions for updated equipment links. The grinder I use or similar, and the wheels. And no, these wheels don't require any compound.
If you had torched the putter head to a bronze, would you be able polish the cavity dots back to a chrome finish? And if so, would you do it like you had done it in this video??
To be honest, if I were to build another putter, I would do A LOT of things differently. I just sort of winged this build, and I do have hopes of building a more modern style putter in the future but, the more research I do the more intricate, and out of reach it seems. Well see.
I’m saying hypothetically, you torched this putter head to a bronze finish. Including the cavity dots on the back. But you want the cavity dots to have that chrome tour look finish, would you be able to Dremel polish the torched cavity dots back to a chrome finish?
@gabrielnevala3987 sorry. I responded thinking it was to a different video. But yes you should be able to bring the dots back to a silver polish. Never really had to do that so im not 100%. As long as you're using a soft buffing wheel and some compound I don't see why not
This particular putter wasn't wrapped. It's a KBS Tour putter shaft. But in the beginning I used just standard rubber shrink tubing you can get at hardware stores. Then I Cerakoted them for awhile, now recently I've been using ShaftWraps.
Its a convolute/deburring wheel. Check my video description on where you can purchase them. They're great and a must have if you're working on clubs like this.
This is an amazing restoration. In my opinion better than an original. I consider my self to be a somewhat perfectionist but you’re on a different level! If I may ask where do you send your putters for milling?
A typical restore usually results in about a 3 to 5 gram loss in weight. This project wasn't bad because there was quite a bit of adding welding and whatnot.
Great video! I looked through the description at all the supplies, but didnt see the paint squeeze bottle with needle tip. Where did you get it? Did you just put the Testors paint in it? Also what was the brush or tool you used for the letters on the sole?
I was wondering if you could help me out, I have a 2023 Scotty SUPER SELECT Newport 2+ and the finish where the dots are is raw (I think) and I want to make them translucent black! Do I need to polish those dot cavities before I paint them? Thank you so much!
I don't think you would have to depending on the type of paint you're using. But it definitely would make if stand out a little better. I would just make sure they are clean, and paintfill with a good translucent paint.
Can I ask if you know what color Testors blue is closest to the Tamiya translucent blue? Looking to do some paintfill on a black and silver putter and I would need regular testors on the black part as translucent would come out too dark
I couldn't really compare them but I would start with their standard blue. It's probably the closest. Their colors are mostly pretty basic so look at the light blue, blue & dark blue.
For my personal putters with Inserts no, I don't like tape behind them. The copper to me, is perfect by itself. No need for dampening. But I do put tape in for customer putters.
Yes they do! In the near future I will be able to do this type of work myself, minus the milling of the sightline. I will be able to weld fill top lines, soles and bumper logos and grind them smooth.
@@igolf906 Oh ok, not recommender to “paint” or dye de existing silver insert ? Try to see but cant find any topic about it, for small insert “easy” to custom make copper but for a Fastback for example it will be hard
@rdalmasso7326 The Fastbacks with the one piece sole and insert I've never seen replacements for. And as far as dying. They're aluminum so the best you could do is get the black aluminum dye. Otherwise Cerakote but that's an entire process and will be costly.
@@igolf906 oh wow thanks a lot for your help ! Actually I’d love to black out. And would be insane to see one piece copper for a fastback ! Maybe one or your next video huh ? 😂
It's by far the best finish out of all of the putters I've seen you do! That's just badass! Is this your personal putter, or one you finished for a customer? It's really friggin SWEET!!!
Thank you!! This is my personal putter. Figured I'd use it to experiment with a new finish and Im glad I did. Took hours of hand sanding but. Worth it.
What is it you are doing with the q-tip before dropping the paint in the circles? Does it have some acetone on it? What is that doing? I'm about to do mine tomorrow so just wanted to make sure I did that right, thanks!
Honestly this is probably a one off for me. This putter with the shaft and grip cost me around $640. And that's just cost. Between cleaning up and flattening out the filled sightline, and the high bright Satin finish took days of hand sanding. Something I couldn't possibly do, and charge for someone else. Ive done some similar that aren't super high cost, just depends on what else you'd like done.
@mikecaldwell6845 I used testors. And no, the existing fill was white other than the center Scotty Cameron so didn't worry about it. The few people I've seen do this have scraped the paint out but, I wasn't about to spend 6 hours on a grip. Lol
Hey, if you're a bad putter, may as well look good doing it 🤷♂️ lol. But like i tell everyone, it's almost proven that the more you "like" your putter personally, the more confidence it can give you. Could equate to more made putts.
Can't really help much there. If you have a good welder I guess anything can be done. Just need to have the right size fittings for everything to match whatever shaft your puting in
It's pure acetone. Can get it at nearly any hardware store. It's a strong solvent that eats away at paints and adhesives. But won't touch your NP. As long as it's factory and doesn't have some type of aftermarket finish. But even then, usually it's safe.
@@bknoxx For sure. Paintfill is definitely something that can be done at home by anyone with a little patience. And if you mess up, have paper towels and q tips ready with some acetone and try it again 🙂
There's a few tips and tricks for some of it to make it really look nice but, once you get to that point let me know or email me and I can help you out
@@igolf906 thanks I appreciate it.. I build Dirt bikes and am always working on small stuff so I’m a DYI type of person I just want it to look good the translucent blue looks so good
Well you're bad for business then! 🤣 That's good. I buy all these putters well used and abused usually for a very good deal. All my personal putters are mint. Headcovers we're created for a reason!
It's a Fine grade convolute wheel. Check my description for where to buy! They're awesome tools! The ones I use to use were in grit and they were around 320-400 grit. That's probably the equivalent to the FINE
I small film of Isopropyl alcohol. It lets the paint fill smoothly and stay bubble free and glossy! Kind of a trick to do it quite right but it works great!
I love it personally. I had an old Slotline putter I would mess around with in the shop, and that has a copper insert and feels great as well. Just perfectly soft, but still has that nice click off the face.
Have you ever used the Tamiya translucent orange paint? I'd like to do mine in orange but from pictures I've seen it seems more yellow than orange, just wondered if you had any experience with it
Good effort….but one thing to point out. The copper face protrudes as you’ve skimmed the original face down a bit. If you fit a new insert mill it whilst fitted so it’s perfectly flat
I milled it with the original insert, but decided to get a copper one for it in the middle of the project. This putter is my personal gamer so, I didn't bother remilling it. I may in the future but, it has zero impact on putting performance so, wasn't worried about it right away.
dang looks like alot of work went into this one and it shows! awesome job! love the ending too! also cant wait for the GIVEAWAY! good luck on the 1000 subs
Beautiful, I love the insert and the blue. Just a thought, will it not oxidise as you’ve taken the protective coat off with the sanding or have you clear coated / protected it? Thanks for the content, great seeing such a work of art.
I refurbed my friends scotty. It was the first time I tried a full restore. 2 days later the pitting left on bottom developed rust. If it was stainless steel it would not rust like that correct? I'm assuming is a fake scotty
The first thing that comes to mind is what was the final grit used during your refurbishing? If it wasn’t very high, say 2000 grit, you could have left very fine scratches that allows moisture to accumulate. All metal will rust but you can control the rate via your process.
I will be posting my 1000 subscriber giveaway video soon! Putters, golf balls and more!!!
You are absolutely meticulous in your work sir. If I find a Cameron putter that needs restored and customized, it will be sent in the mail to you. Wow is all I can say!
Thanks a lot! Email me anytime.
Excellent choice of color! That blue looks awesome!
Thank you!
excellent work you love the craft obviously~ Love the blue paint !!
Thanks!
WOW that thing is beautiful, love the copper insert, grate work 👌👌👌
Thanks a lot!
Very nice brother. Just found the channel. Great work. I couldn't imagine the hours spent on this project! Cheers
A ton actually. 😅 because I wanted to test out a much brighter bead blast finish. I remember hand sanding before blasting for 2 days haha.
That is an absolutely beautiful putter! Nice work
Thank you!
Great job, thank you for shared this adventure
Thank you! I have a few more cool projects coming soon also!
Would you be able to use a dremmal to sand down any dings on the top line?
It's possible but, once all the dings are out it's going to take a lot of hand sanding to get it back to flat and smooth.
The cavity on this where I used the dremel took me a few days, and many hours of hand sanding to get it near perfect.
Workmanship on another level. Great video production as well
Thanks for that. I'm really working on improving everything, still so, I appreciate it
Looks good, an all blacked out with orange would look pretty sweet with the black shaft and grip!!!! Good Job
For sure!
That company you sent it to did fantastic work filling and re milling the face! You mightve sold me on buying a used beat up scotty now...
Swweeeet! Copper insert is a great idea and touch!
You are so close to getting this perfect. What I do is preserve the shine of the bombs by protecting them with a dab of hot glue. During blasting it is preserved. Then instead of paint fill I use a machinist dye called Dykem. Scotty did the same thing back in the day. It really looks awesome and pays homage to Tigers beautiful red cherry bomb.
That's a good idea! But I don't see Dykem being very durable, but I guess you never know. Also, the Tamiya translucent paints I'm using I'm pretty sure are nearly identical to the ones Scotty uses. May do a classic red one in the future.
@@igolf906 yes! I noticed they do a good job of being translucent i thought maybe you were adding a dab of acetone to help with that, with the flow anyway. Supreme work though! Love your results!
@@oatechaosincycles that's isopropyl alcohol I add before paintfill the dots. It helps with flow, bubbles, and keeps it glossy.
What is the paint/gel you put in the back? Looking at filling mine green
It's tamiya. Check my video description there's a link for the main translucent colors.
So awesome 👏🏼
Thank you!
What size compressor do you use for your blaster?
I use a 5HP 80 gallon. Runs at 15.8 CFM @ 90 PSI.
Which paint was you using for the 3 dots, and where did you find the little squeeze bottle to put the paint in?
Check the description. The main translucent paints I use are listed in there. Also I use custom tipped squeeze bottles from Gaunt Industries.
I seem to get a couple tiny air bubbles in my paint fill. Any tips to prevent this?
Put a small film of mineral spirits in the dots prior to filling. You can also use a small butane or propane torch to quickly get the bubbles out.
what type of grinder and pad are you using? and is there a compound you put on the disc like a cream of some sort? thanks!
Check my newest videos descriptions for updated equipment links. The grinder I use or similar, and the wheels. And no, these wheels don't require any compound.
Absolutely amazing workmanship!! Would love to send you mine for some work!!
You could tell us what you are using to soak the putter in etc
It's acetone. Feel free to ask questions.
If you had torched the putter head to a bronze, would you be able polish the cavity dots back to a chrome finish? And if so, would you do it like you had done it in this video??
To be honest, if I were to build another putter, I would do A LOT of things differently. I just sort of winged this build, and I do have hopes of building a more modern style putter in the future but, the more research I do the more intricate, and out of reach it seems. Well see.
I’m saying hypothetically, you torched this putter head to a bronze finish. Including the cavity dots on the back. But you want the cavity dots to have that chrome tour look finish, would you be able to Dremel polish the torched cavity dots back to a chrome finish?
@gabrielnevala3987 sorry. I responded thinking it was to a different video. But yes you should be able to bring the dots back to a silver polish. Never really had to do that so im not 100%. As long as you're using a soft buffing wheel and some compound I don't see why not
Where are you getting the shrink wrap for the putter shafts?
This particular putter wasn't wrapped. It's a KBS Tour putter shaft. But in the beginning I used just standard rubber shrink tubing you can get at hardware stores. Then I Cerakoted them for awhile, now recently I've been using ShaftWraps.
@igolf906 thank you, love your videos
What kind of wheel is that on the bench grinder?
Its a convolute/deburring wheel. Check my video description on where you can purchase them. They're great and a must have if you're working on clubs like this.
Hello,how did you make insert look copper.Did you replace with copper insert? Thanks
I dabbled with copper plating awhile back but this is a solid copper insert.
@@igolf906 wow,thanks for quick response .God bless
This is an amazing restoration. In my opinion better than an original. I consider my self to be a somewhat perfectionist but you’re on a different level! If I may ask where do you send your putters for milling?
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Thanks!
Do you find that weight is reduced with all the initial sanding?
A typical restore usually results in about a 3 to 5 gram loss in weight. This project wasn't bad because there was quite a bit of adding welding and whatnot.
Stunning
Thanks!
How long do you let the paint dry before wiping
I like to wait at least an hour. Times vary though
Great video!
I looked through the description at all the supplies, but didnt see the paint squeeze bottle with needle tip. Where did you get it? Did you just put the Testors paint in it?
Also what was the brush or tool you used for the letters on the sole?
Gaunt Industries for custom paint bottles. And that was just a tiny plastic bristle paint brush.
What sort of paint did you use???
The blue paint is Tamiya.
I was wondering if you could help me out, I have a 2023 Scotty SUPER SELECT Newport 2+ and the finish where the dots are is raw (I think) and I want to make them translucent black! Do I need to polish those dot cavities before I paint them? Thank you so much!
I don't think you would have to depending on the type of paint you're using. But it definitely would make if stand out a little better. I would just make sure they are clean, and paintfill with a good translucent paint.
@@igolf906 Thank you so much!
What do you mix the with acrylic paint to make it translucent?
That particular paint I use is translucent.
Can I ask if you know what color Testors blue is closest to the Tamiya translucent blue? Looking to do some paintfill on a black and silver putter and I would need regular testors on the black part as translucent would come out too dark
I couldn't really compare them but I would start with their standard blue. It's probably the closest. Their colors are mostly pretty basic so look at the light blue, blue & dark blue.
How’d you do the insert??
It was custom milled by Putters4Pitbulls.
Yes please, WOW!!!
Really nice work , came out awesome .
Thank you!!
Love your videos, man! Do you ever put any kind of 3M tape behind the insert for softening the feel?
For my personal putters with Inserts no, I don't like tape behind them. The copper to me, is perfect by itself. No need for dampening. But I do put tape in for customer putters.
Did you use the Tamiya Translucent paint on every blue paint fill on the putter?
I did yes!
Unreal work, do they tig to fill the lettering and sight line??
Yes they do! In the near future I will be able to do this type of work myself, minus the milling of the sightline. I will be able to weld fill top lines, soles and bumper logos and grind them smooth.
WOW!! Amazing job!
Thanks a lot!
Can you tell which stone was used for polishing in the first step?
It's a Convolute wheel, not a stone. Check my description if you're curious where to get everything.
Thank you!
how did you remove the sight line?
It was weld filled and milled smooth
@@igolf906 nice! what material did you use for the weld fill?
That's really nice job. Where do you buy the fill paint. If you don't mind.
Check the description. Everything I use should be listed in there. I update it with any new video and items used
Great work!
How have you changed to color of the insert ?
It's solid copper.
@@igolf906 Oh ok, not recommender to “paint” or dye de existing silver insert ? Try to see but cant find any topic about it, for small insert “easy” to custom make copper but for a Fastback for example it will be hard
@rdalmasso7326 The Fastbacks with the one piece sole and insert I've never seen replacements for. And as far as dying. They're aluminum so the best you could do is get the black aluminum dye. Otherwise Cerakote but that's an entire process and will be costly.
@@igolf906 oh wow thanks a lot for your help ! Actually I’d love to black out. And would be insane to see one piece copper for a fastback ! Maybe one or your next video huh ? 😂
What grit or name is the wheel you use at the 2:30 spot while grinding down the top of the head? Big fan of your videos!
They're fine convolute wheels. Check my description for where to get them
Where do you get that paint from? Ive been looking for one that looks exactly like that but in green
Nevermind I'm a dummy, thanks for linking everything
How did you get the copper face?
Putters4Pitbulls makes them
Do you ever put anything behind the face to replace that glue that is there?? Does the face vibrate or rattle without any material behind it??
I do put double sided tape back in there, but from what I heard and seen, it's not really needed.
what kind of color did you use ?
Color for what, the paintfill? That is Tamiya X23 Blue.
It's by far the best finish out of all of the putters I've seen you do!
That's just badass!
Is this your personal putter, or one you finished for a customer?
It's really friggin SWEET!!!
Thank you!! This is my personal putter. Figured I'd use it to experiment with a new finish and Im glad I did. Took hours of hand sanding but. Worth it.
does the paint last after you have used it?
The paintfill you mean? Yes. It lasts a long time, especially if you take care of your putters, and use a headcover.
@@igolf906 ok thank you
How often do you have to change one of the pads on your buffer/bench grinder?
I can do maybe 4 - 6 putters with a wheel.
@@igolf906 Thanks!
What is it you are doing with the q-tip before dropping the paint in the circles? Does it have some acetone on it? What is that doing? I'm about to do mine tomorrow so just wanted to make sure I did that right, thanks!
I'm putting a thin layer of alcohol in them so the paint flows better.
What kinda of grid is it on the spinning wheel you use to do the most correction with? =D
It's a convolute/deburring wheel. 240 grit. Check my descriptions for links for the items I use.
Beautiful! I have the same putter how much would it cost to get you to do the same job to it?!?! Love the channel!
Honestly this is probably a one off for me. This putter with the shaft and grip cost me around $640. And that's just cost. Between cleaning up and flattening out the filled sightline, and the high bright Satin finish took days of hand sanding. Something I couldn't possibly do, and charge for someone else. Ive done some similar that aren't super high cost, just depends on what else you'd like done.
FANTASTIC made. The blue filler that you use, is that epoxy glue with paint or what do you use for the colour?
I just add a small layer of isopropyl alcohol before I add the paintfill
What type of wheel are you using to remove dings and scratches?
Check the description. Everything I use is listed in there
Where do you order your copper inserts from?
Putters4Pitbulls
You make this look so easy! I want to paint fill my Newport, but don't want to screw it up
Paintfill is easy on these. Just take your time. If you screw up, acetone is your friend. Just take it off and try again.
@@igolf906 ok sweet! I’ll give it a try this weekend
@@mrosaine Feel free to email me with any questions.
On the recommended convolute wheels you list - do you use 5P or 9P hardness?
I've tried them both. But the higher hardness the wheel the longer they last I feel so. I go with the 9
@@igolf906 thank you! I appreciate the advice
Very nice work
Thank you!
Do you take a weight before deburring and the milling? Just curious what the weight change was.
The average restore takes about 3 to 5 grams. This particular putter there was a lot of filled areas so the difference was miniscule.
Can I ask how you did the grip that color??
It's gray paintfill. Did it just like a putter. Took hours to do it.
@@igolf906 do you strip the existing color out? Or just paint over? Also something like testers matte for that one? Or still using Tamiya ?
@mikecaldwell6845 I used testors. And no, the existing fill was white other than the center Scotty Cameron so didn't worry about it. The few people I've seen do this have scraped the paint out but, I wasn't about to spend 6 hours on a grip. Lol
I gotcha. I appreciate the input. Also love the videos man. I did some paint fills to my phantom thanks to you. Looks great
@@mikecaldwell6845 Thanks. And no problem. My new custom "Tour Style" gamer is almost finished. Should be posting the video within the week
Do you use the fret eraser's wet or dry ?
I use them dry. As thats how they were used for guitar frets. I'm sure some type of oil COULD be used but, am unsure.
Great video again. Can I ask what grind wheel you use to get the nicks out?
They're deburring wheels. Check my description for where to get them.
@igolf906 Great thanks 😊
Beautiful! This would make my 3-putting more tolerable! 😂
Hey, if you're a bad putter, may as well look good doing it 🤷♂️ lol. But like i tell everyone, it's almost proven that the more you "like" your putter personally, the more confidence it can give you. Could equate to more made putts.
@@igolf906 you might be on to something there. I have a new Wedge that I love and will bet money it’s raised my short game to a new level. Thx!
Good Job, You have great skills and patience, how many did you trial before this one ie practice on.
Thanks! For this particular finish and style it's my first. This was a project for me, so if I messed up, it wouldn't be a big deal.
Gorgeous
Thank you!
Any tips on making a custom plumbers neck ?
Can't really help much there. If you have a good welder I guess anything can be done. Just need to have the right size fittings for everything to match whatever shaft your puting in
what do you use to remove the paint that wont hurt the club ? mines a new NP 2 but want to change the colors and not the sheen of the metal
It's pure acetone. Can get it at nearly any hardware store. It's a strong solvent that eats away at paints and adhesives. But won't touch your NP. As long as it's factory and doesn't have some type of aftermarket finish. But even then, usually it's safe.
@@igolf906 yeah its factory.. i wanted to send it in to get paint changed to blue but why when i can do it myself lol
@@bknoxx For sure. Paintfill is definitely something that can be done at home by anyone with a little patience. And if you mess up, have paper towels and q tips ready with some acetone and try it again 🙂
There's a few tips and tricks for some of it to make it really look nice but, once you get to that point let me know or email me and I can help you out
@@igolf906 thanks I appreciate it.. I build Dirt bikes and am always working on small stuff so I’m a DYI type of person I just want it to look good the translucent blue looks so good
Looks great! After sanding do you put something on to keep it from rusting?
Thank you! It's stainless steel. So no need to put on any type of top coat for this finish.
wow love this putter, is it possible to purchase it? if it is available. Or could you make same one? Thanks.
Thanks. This one is not available. If interested in getting some work done, shoot me an email.
Sub #940 checking in!!! I can watch these videos all day, you do GREAT work!!!
Thanks so much! We're getting there! Giveaway video coming soon! And I have a lot to giveaway!!
@@igolf906 Sounds good, I have the original Blue Goose Ray Cook 1980's putter that Scotty Cameron designed. I could REALLY use an upgrade.
Watched all of your videos and am a subscriber. How do you get your paint to look translucent? Thanks
It's actually Translucent paint. Check my description there should be a link in there to the type of paint I use for this.
What kind of ink did you use?
It's Tamiya translucent paints
I have kept my 85068 Ping Anser covered up since I first used it and there is not one dent in it.
Well you're bad for business then! 🤣 That's good. I buy all these putters well used and abused usually for a very good deal. All my personal putters are mint. Headcovers we're created for a reason!
@@igolf906 I have added strips of lead on the underside as it’s too light for slow English greens
@@davidtomsett All personal preference for sure!
Awesome job! What grit was the grinding wheel that did that magic scratching removing lol
It's a Fine grade convolute wheel. Check my description for where to buy! They're awesome tools! The ones I use to use were in grit and they were around 320-400 grit. That's probably the equivalent to the FINE
Can I get how much cost would be expected roughly for restoration?
Email me at igolf906@gmail.com!
nice work.!
what color is it ?
What color is what?
what paint do you use to paint the engravings ? @@igolf906
What effect does swabbing acetone on the cherry bomb parts have before adding the paint fill? Great job on this by the way!
It's actually isopropyl alcohol. It creates a film for the paint to flow into the cavities really nicely. Also keeps it bubble free and glossy.
looks awesome! what did you put down just before the paint fill to give it that look?
I small film of Isopropyl alcohol. It lets the paint fill smoothly and stay bubble free and glossy! Kind of a trick to do it quite right but it works great!
I need this putter in my life. This thing is 🔥
Good job, how does the copper feel compared to the original insert?
I love it personally. I had an old Slotline putter I would mess around with in the shop, and that has a copper insert and feels great as well. Just perfectly soft, but still has that nice click off the face.
SWEET
Have you ever used the Tamiya translucent orange paint? I'd like to do mine in orange but from pictures I've seen it seems more yellow than orange, just wondered if you had any experience with it
I haven't no. Not really much of a demand for orange so never really thought about it. Ive only ever used the red, blue, and green.
@@igolf906 Thank you! Your work is awesome
@@IcePlays Thanks a lot! I'm always trying new things too! Just hope to bring better quality content for this year!
so sick
Thank you!
love the content you make! what type of grind wheel do you use, I have just been using a ton of elbow grease to restore some clubs.
Thank you! It's a Convolute wheel for a bench grinder. Check my description for where to purchase them. Definite time savers!
so good.
Thank you!
Need to choose a better text font. It’s so hard to read against the back drop of the counter. I love the restores
I have since upgraded the graphics in a few of my newer videos.
Where do you get all these scotties? Another beauty resto mod!
Thank you! I do a lot of eBay hunting for cheap auctions. Also FB groups. Buy them, trade for them ect.
Good effort….but one thing to point out. The copper face protrudes as you’ve skimmed the original face down a bit. If you fit a new insert mill it whilst fitted so it’s perfectly flat
I milled it with the original insert, but decided to get a copper one for it in the middle of the project. This putter is my personal gamer so, I didn't bother remilling it. I may in the future but, it has zero impact on putting performance so, wasn't worried about it right away.
dang looks like alot of work went into this one and it shows! awesome job! love the ending too! also cant wait for the GIVEAWAY! good luck on the 1000 subs
Thanks!
Awesome work! How did you ad the “tour dot”? 3:31
That was part of the custom work done by O'Hare Milling. It's actually a specialized bit that drills the collar in at the same time.
Superb just subbed👍
Thanks!
Would you ever do one for a fan if we paid you?
It all depends on the work the needs to be done and the model putter. I don't offer filling the flange sightline though.
Beautiful, I love the insert and the blue. Just a thought, will it not oxidise as you’ve taken the protective coat off with the sanding or have you clear coated / protected it? Thanks for the content, great seeing such a work of art.
These putters are stainless steel. They have no coating from the factory so, will be just fine as is!
I refurbed my friends scotty. It was the first time I tried a full restore. 2 days later the pitting left on bottom developed rust. If it was stainless steel it would not rust like that correct? I'm assuming is a fake scotty
The first thing that comes to mind is what was the final grit used during your refurbishing? If it wasn’t very high, say 2000 grit, you could have left very fine scratches that allows moisture to accumulate. All metal will rust but you can control the rate via your process.
Una belleza..!
Thank you!