You are right on one count, - the idea of blowing grips is old... has been done for years, - exactly as you said. All I did, was add the "solvent in the grip" part. I found it much easier, and as you said, - very fast.
Also, that was not intended to go to the group. Blast, - I forgot to change the "to" address. If you want another laugh, - I also left the "receipt" tag on, so I have gotten receipts from a handful of STers. Argggg... Sorry to those who had to click on OK or deny for that. Don't worry about the "thunder in any case.... :o) (Well, maybe you *should* worry about thunder, - not just mine though.. :o) Cheers, Jorgen [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Wednesday 05 February 2003 05:27 am, Tom and Donna Mason wrote: > Jorgen, I am not trying to steal your thunder and I admit that I am in > no position to present myself as even a club maker yet but I saw that > trick done years ago. While visiting with a neighbor and eventually a > fellow golfer, I watched him change a set of grips using air and no > solvent, took him less than 15 minutes to do the set. Worked like a > champ even for putting the grips on as well. When I started doing my > own club work I too use that method. I did find however that some of > the old clubs I picked up at garage sales, one I use for practicing club > making and repair, I did have to us a solvent to free some of the grips. > > Great method, thanks for sharing the idea with others. -- Have you tried Mandrake Linux yet? http://www.mandrakelinux.com/
