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- Glass Shafting Beads and why they are necessary in golf club epoxy for proper installation. @3PuttBogey
In this video I will show you why shafting beads are a necessary ingredient in your epoxy when assembling golf clubs.
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Great demonstration!
Totally makes sense!
Awesome video and explanation with great visuals. Will always be using shafting beads in future. Cheers from Canada
All I could think of when seeing the marbles was the blooper video 😂😂😂
ahahhaha
Do you also use the beads when installing driver head adapters?
enjoyed,subscribed. how to you measure out the correct amount of glass beads (2 to 6 percent) for the amount of epoxy mix?
Thanks for the sub!
Hey man, I have a friend that does the club building and repair at Golf Galaxy.
Recently he's helped me with getting adapters put onto my long drive shafts. Unfortunately I don't think the epoxy he's using is strong enough, and also it ties into the possibility of not sitting centered in the hosel.
The reason I say that, is that the adapter is separating from the collar and the head is flying off the shaft. ( Competition swing is 140s, gamer swing sits at 130s. )
I think that when I miss hit, it's messing up the weaker epoxy. So I'm looking for a strong 24+ hr curing epoxy and using glass beads... Have any suggestions on epoxy type and bead type?
This is the best, most club makers stay away from it because it's a bear to remove because it's high strength.
The Golf Works High Strength Epoxy Golf Club Head Shaft Adhesive, 50 ml. a.co/d/0BqeNL7
With proper prepping of the shaft and adapter it shouldn't go anywhere. Just make sure you let this fully cure at room temp for at least 48 hours.
Rbz vs sim
driver tip
Jeffrey Clesius RBZ .350, SIM .335 but you need the adapter to install. Is that what you needed?
No way are those beads doing what you demonstrated in your video. Conceptually, yes, but notice how you had to 'steer ' the marbles to get that result. Is this what you do with your beads? No!
I would disagree... that's why you turn the shaft into the hosel to center the beads.
@@G2niverse That would only be possible if you are able to rotate the shaft perfectly centrally within the hostel. And that is very unlikely. Had you used smaller marbles, that would have been apparent to you.
@vee-hive OK dude...make your video to explain how shafting beads work, and ill take mine down.
I'm still not following what you are trying to explain. Were the glass marbles larger in relation to an actual application? Yes. As stated in the video, this was for demonstration purposes. TO get the point across of what exactly the glass shafting beads are accomplishing in an installation. If that's what you're trying to explain or argue..."my marble size"...then you win. I used larger marbles because unlike an actual application which is a "suspension", the glass marbles used in the video are heavier than water and will sink to the bottom not creating a true suspension. BUT at the end of the day the concept is exactly the same.