Ah crap Dave; Burgess and I were having a good time and you butt in.
TFlan :-) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Tutelman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 12:18 PM Subject: Re: ShopTalk: re-groove a sand wedge > At 10:08 AM 2/4/04 -0800, tflan wrote: > >Uh, if your SW is worn so badly that it isn't flat, simply cutting new > >grooves isn't going to help much, I think. You'll need to mill the face > >flat, then regroove. > > Sounds like this is probably correct. > > >As for which dremel disc to use, well, all of them are about the same > >thickness, which is thicker than the USGA rules allow. > > I disagree with this. All the cutting disks I have are in the .025"-.030" > range, which is under the USGA maximum. > > > > >However, if you insist on doing it, I'd suggest strongly that you practice > >on a club you don't care about. Or better still, draw an ink line on a > >piece of scrap metal and practice on that. > > A club you don't care about might be a good idea. Trying to follow an ink > line is so much harder than following a pre-existing groove (even a worn > and shallow one) that it's not good practice for the real thing. OTOH, if > you really did follow the first advice and mill it flat.... > > Good luck! > DaveT >
