Posted May 20, 200420 yr comment_39644 how can i have a set of tapers installed in my parallel heads ? can sand fill the voids correctly? thanks tony
May 20, 200420 yr comment_39645 how can i have a set of tapers installed in my parallel heads ? can sand fill the voids correctly? thanks tony Why not just get some parallel tipped shafts and sell the Tapers?
May 20, 200420 yr Author comment_39651 itching to pull the shafts tomorrow,home w/ the kids all day,i have to stay occupied or else,,they're mean lil' creatures,,,,,,,,t
May 22, 200420 yr comment_40077 how can i have a set of tapers installed in my parallel heads ? can sand fill the voids correctly? thanks tony No way a sand can fill it up and get a good strenght out of it. I ussually use a .008" aluminium shim that i got from a hardware store. Cut them and wrap it around, They are the exact gap thickness. Make sure you got them all glue on every sides. Parralel tip shaft are not the same w/ taper tip shaft. It's gonna take a lot for me to explain them why and how. Good luck ! Joe:)
June 6, 200420 yr comment_42338 lilcaeser, don't make the world more complicated than it already is. install parallel sticks. jeff/clubfitters
June 6, 200420 yr Author comment_42395 just intalled tapers into the parallels w/ golfsmith shims,work great,,also used the black onyx epoxy,,hope they hold,,,,,,,tony
June 7, 200420 yr comment_42471 just intalled tapers into the parallels w/ golfsmith shims,work great,,also used the black onyx epoxy,,hope they hold,,,,,,,tony ...does your 'black onyx epoxy' = royal onyx?...if so - then i would rip-apart what you just put together - then re-set using 24hr epoxy...royal onyx only works well when epoxy'ing tight fitting components...the brass shims are fine when using the appropriate epoxy...in the future - a good way to install taper shafts in .370 reamed hosels is to tip the shafts 1/2" and then soft-step using shafting beads or sugar in your epoxy... e
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