How To Remove A Steel Golf Shaft From A Golf Club

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Basic tools needed for the "How To Remove a Steel Shaft" video includes:
Bench Vise
Heavy duty gloves
Vinyl Shaft Clamp such as Hireko's model #RAVC shown here:
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Heat source (propane or butane torch or heat gun)
Utility knife such as Hireko model MIT053 shown here:
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Hosel cleaning brush such as Hireko model GDW9391 shown here:
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or sandpaper rolls such as Hireko's model #SDRM shown here:
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In case you discolor the hosel, chrome cleaner such as Hireko model CHROME shown here:
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[@danielkelly8756]

Another tutorial I've watched had a great tip for the ferrule:
Pour boiling water over it and it should then release and you'll be able to move it out the way up the shaft which makes sure you don't melt it while heating

[@RK831]

You should wear those gloves while you apply the torch to the hosel in the manner you showed on the video. Why? Because sometimes the epoxy in the shaft can pop out of the hosel and fall onto your hand, and you will get a second-degree burn, like I did.

[@joelschuman1303]

Like Steve T., I too am making a coat rack. VERY helpful. Now I know!!

[@ThePhantom740]

I found a broken 56 and a 60 degree wedge the other day next to a tree at my course

[@kskloset]

Can you also remove a graphite shaft the same way? Or should you use boiling water?

[@jaydenbrumous2582]

I made it with Stodoys plans!

[@MississippiWopGenius396]

a different subject-but if you put a TT s300 xp 115 gram 6 iron shaft into a 7 iron- does that change it to a regular flex, or somewhere in between....or what exactly will it do to the performance of the club..

[@HirekoGolf1]

That is called soft stepping. You would be about 1/3 flex softer than the standard S flex. If you used the 5-iron shaft (soft stepped twice), then that would put it closer to in-between flex.

[@stevetilk4926]

Thanks. I want to make a coat rack from old irons one of these days so your video was very helpful.

[@mishu0102]

i tried it with a heat gun and it took forever. 😢

[@popeyed2440]

I’ll make a cane out of it.

[@TheRock_1819]

Sir pls make video on how to convert old golf club in to snake hook stick
I m snake resquer from india
I want to use golf club as snake hook stick pls guide us.