Cforselius

Beauties!

And of course you will have a few putters to take them to the next level!

Wow thanks Chris, gives me a big confident boost coming from you. Im aware of the neck where it connects to the rest of the putter. I tried to make it "one" with the topline but the program thought different. I will work on that or tell the one doing a prototype what its meant to be. We hope to find a place with 50 minimum or less order because we truly believe in this design.

Thanks mate! He was the biggest and kindest of all the 9 puppies so hopefully he will continue that way.

Just thought I'd share me and my girlfriends new puppy. His name is Bosse and he is a 2 month old Golden Retriver. He feel asleep at his waterbowl 30 minutes after coming home with him. It was love at first sight!

send an email to Chris, he sold these on the forum less than a year ago. Not sure if he still has any but worth looking up.

Complete model that will be 3D printed next week.

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I recieved some valuable feedback and noticed the heel was very sharp and odd looking. So I have made the curve abit longer and I think it looks much much better.

Yea, the easy part is done!

Cheers Jack, got an update for you all. Design is ready to be 3D-scanned. We encountered a weight issue so I had to make a few adjustments. The biggest adjustment was removing the "open cavity" and make a little pocket to make the topline thicker but the sweetspot the same size as it was. I made it 10 mm longer heel-to-toe (x-axis) and just slightly wider (z-axis). We also made the neck 10 mm longer. Otherwise it is about the same. Head weights in at a healthy 384 grams which give us some room for adding a face milling aswell as a logo. Next picture will hopefully be a real life photo of the first prototype. Enjoy.

Yea indeed! Shot me a PM when you have reached an desicion mate.

Come Nob, join me on the RAW side...

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Update: The shape of the neck is now completed. Whats missing is a threaded rod that will be placed in the shaft to keep it stable. Dimensions is a bit out of proportion so my next step is to make it in the "right" proportion. My friend is in contact with a few companies about making the first prototype in a 3D printer. Take care

Maybe he will :)

Thanks. We do not have access to a CNC machine yet, but my friend is scanning the market. We found a guy with a 3 axis machine but he refused to take the job since he thought it could not handle it.

Hello lads Thought I'd share a project I have started with one of my study pals. I love golf and he loves business, lol. I have noticed I have a spare hour every now and then when Im just sitting in the sofa scrollning through facebook or something so I thought I rather learn something and challenge myself and here it is: Since we are engineering students we thought this would be something of use to write in our resume's. My part in this project is the design and technical aspect and my friend is on the hunt for companies that can help us as well as making sure the prototypes are cost effective. The idea is not to be rich or famous, but we both like to challenge ourself and I want to brag about having my own putter to my golfing buddies. This project will be stopped once we realise we have to spend loads of money but our goal is to have an actual prototype in mild carbon steel or stainless steel depending on price and availability. My goal is also to let you guys see our progress and keep you updated on what happends and whats not. So, this putter is probably the hundreth newport styled putter but I think I have added some uniquenes. The neck is obviously not done yet, but it will be a slant neck with zero offset. Sole is a tri-sole which I have grown to love. It is slightly shorter heel-to-toe than a regular blade putter but I will make up the weight loss with a smaller cavity and a slightly thicker topline. It has the perfect mix of sharp lines and smooth curves and looking down at the putter, all you see are three different levels which I fancy. Facemilling will be added when Im happy with the overall design and weight. Next up is making sure the neck has all the right proportions and then we are off making a prototype in plastic in a 3D-scanner. The idea is to get a sense of the model and make sure the center of gravity is where it should be or if we need to play around with the weight distribution. We also need to confirm the preferred headweight. Hopefully we will have a prototype in plastic next week or the week after that depending on when the neck is done. Please guys, give me some constructive criticism and feedback if you have any. And please ask questions if you have any. I hope you enjoyed this text and the pictures. Take care

Trade interest: Seven CB or putter

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Any offer?

Might not be up to par with ur watches but I have to Gant watches I use regularly depending on location and time.

price drop

Welcome to the forum!

Thanks mate! Added photo of 6i and 7i face since they looked like crap on the first pic.