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https://www.hirekogolf.com – Have fun and learn how to repair or disassemble a graphite-shafted golf club, while getting started in custom golf clubmaking in just a few short minutes. This is the second video in our Basic Golf Club Repair series of easy to understand and step-by-step golf clubmaking videos taught by Hireko Golf’s Technical Director Jeff Summitt. Jeff will walk you through the basic steps required and show you what you will need to get started.

Have fun and learn how to assemble a custom golf club, while getting started into custom golf clubmaking in just a few short minutes. This is the second video in our Basic Golf Club Repair series of easy to understand and step-by-step golf clubmaking videos taught by Hireko Golf’s Technical Director Jeff Summitt.

View Part 1 of the Basic Golf Club Repair Series: How to Remove a Steel Shaft here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmSBcTK7On0&feature=c4-overview&list=UU3v2rZJBh-Vfy-CM2jNWmEA
The benefits of repairing or retro-fitting your own golf clubs vary from the financial rewards to the satisfaction of matching the components and their specifications specifically to your swing characteristics, naturally lowering your scores. In addition, assembling or retro-fitting golf clubs from components in a great new hobby that not only you can enjoy and perfect throughout your lifetime, but can potentially become profitable as well.

Contents of this second video include the tools and materials needed to get started plus handy tips.

Basic tools needed for the “How to Remove a Graphite Shaft” video includes:
- Bench Vise
- Heavy duty gloves
- Commercially available graphite shaft puller
- Heat source (propane or butane torch or heat gun)
- Utility knife such as Hireko model MIT053 shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/the-hyde-knife.html

- Hosel cleaning brush such as Hireko model GDW9391 shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/golf-components/clubmaking-tools-supplies/tools-machines/wire-hosel-honing-brush-0-370.html

- or sandpaper rolls such as Hireko’s model #SDRM shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/spiral-deburring-roll-and-mandrel-7082.html

- In case you discolor the hosel, chrome cleaner such as Hireko model CHROME shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/chrome-cleaner.html

You can purchase custom made golf clubs with your choice of hundreds of different shafts and grip combinations at www.hirekogolf.com. Build your ultimate set of custom built golf clubs online!

To download Hireko Golf Equipment’s 172 page catalog go here https://www.hirekogolf.com/index.php/download-hireko-golf-cat­­­alog. www.hirekogolf.com. Hireko is a full line distributor of high quality golf clubs, golf shafts, shafts, bags, clubmaking tools and accessories!

Looking to build your first set of golf clubs or improve your golf clubmaking skils? Check out Hireko’s Golf Clubmaking “How To” Videos here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5it0DNB2IJz1rxDzYGD4FKfcutxI1X7Q

Hireko Golf is your #1 source for custom golf clubs, golf components, golf clubmaking tools, supplies, and technical knowledge. To download Hireko Golf Equipment’s 172 page catalog go here https://www.hirekogolf.com/index.php/download-hireko-golf-catalog

Also, Hireko has the lowest price on all branded shafts & grips it carries! Details here:
https://www.hirekogolf.com/index.php/price-match-guarantee. We are a full line distributor of True Temper, SK Fiber, Apollo, Aldila, UST, FST, KBS, Project X and Grafalloy shafts and Golf Pride, Lamkin, Winn, Black Widow, UST and SuperStroke grips at the lowest prices possible online.

For all your golf clubmaking needs visit https://www.hirekogolf.com for the lowest prices and best selection.

After hash church today i am re inspired to give Rosin a shot with some lower quality dry sift i had made some with just yesterday. Today after listening and watching Jeff Church and Soilgrown go on for a bit about their technique’s i decided to give it a shot and film it for you here. I used both parchment paper as well as oil slick Slick Sheet. which is rated for up to 500F. Hope you enjoy and if you have any questions. please ask in the comments.