Mitchell Golf Bench Motor, Turning Ferrules, Epoxy l Full Demo

This episode Larry walks you through how to properly use the Mitchell Golf Belt Sander & Buffer w/ Ferrule Turning Fixture, the Mitchell Golf Club Repair Ferrule Kit, and the Mitchell Golf Epoxy. Each of these are used in conjunction with one another and quick links to the products are below. Enjoy watching? Hit that subscribe button.
Mitchell Golf Belt Sander & Buffer w/ Ferrule Turning Fixture:
www.mitchellgo...
1/2″ Double Arbor
1/3 HP
3450 RPM
Wired 110 or 220 AC Power Cord
On/Off Switch
Arbor Washer & Nut Included
1″ x 42″ Belt Sander Attachment
Does not include wheel or belt.
Mitchell Golf Club Repair Ferrule Kit:
www.mitchellgo...
288 Pieces Total:
Black Standard Wood Ferrules 6 Sizes / 12 Each
Black Standard Wood Ferrules 1 Size / 24 Each
96 Pieces
Black Standard Iron Ferrules 8 Sizes / 24 Each - 192 Pieces
Mitchell Golf Epoxy Kit:
www.mitchellgo...
Follow us on social media!
Facebook: / mitchellgolfco
Instagram: / mitchellgolfco
Twitter: / mitchellgolfco
LinkedIn: / mitchell-golf-equipmen...

[@Steve-xo2oi]

Well done video.....

[@kennyg63]

Any reason why the acetone reduces the shine on the ferrule?

[@MitchellGolfCo]

Acetone is an organic compound with the formula (CH3)2CO. It is a colorless, highly volatile and flammable liquid with a characteristic pungent odor. Extreme caution should be exercised and You should try and minimize what this compound comes into contact with. Fingers and Ferrules alike. Feel free to reach out anytime at this link for speedier response. www.mitchellgolf.com/ask-the-pro/

[@10UPn2DOWN]

man, using the 1/8" drill bit to remove epoxy from the shaft without the chuck guide is dangerous for those not building clubs on a regular basis. IMO