Perhaps you should read Dave Tutelman's piece on how to build your own 
frequency machine or call Aldila and ask them which of their club builder 
customers in your area has a frequency machine. Pay the guy a few bucks to find 
out what you want to know.
 Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 07:02:36 -0500
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: graphite iron
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]

Hi. Thank you for the answers. I am not a professional, but I have followed 
this link for years and learned a lot from reading your comments and through 
experimentation. 
The set of Aldila NV hybrid shafts .370 were bought from Aldila's clearance 
store. Before buying I inquired from an Aldila rep about substituting them for 
the NV irons shafts and if there was a difference between the two (hybrid and 
iron). He answered there was no difference and sent me a trim sheet to be used. 
So I am confused. If there is a substantial difference in frequency, I need to 
know before using them. They are for my own use and will go into a set of 
Bridgestone J38 cavity backs.


On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 11:58 PM,  <[email protected]> wrote:






Hi Ed,
You didn't say which heads the hy's came out of, like 2-3-4, nor which 
heads they would be going into like 4-p or what ever.
You should be able to taper them with out any problem, I personally would 
feel safer reaming the heads though.
I certainly would not cross-cut them.
 
The bigger issue is that Aldila only uses a 3" parallel section in all 
their shafts, (well except for the vx/vl) even their .370 iron shafts have 
a 3" parallel, but they are discrete length and constant weight.
So your not going to have much if anything to tip them, and the Hybrid 
shafts already come much softer than their iron counterparts, this combined 
with 
the fact that your iron heads will be much heavier than your hy's will 
leave you with super soft shafts, and you will not be able to have much of a 
match in terms of frequency.
 
Now this is not always a bad thing in the case of a single club, but I 
don't see it working in a set, not one you would want anyway.
 
I recently built a cast Vector 2 iron in a VS Proto 95 X Hybrid un 
tipped 1" over for a high swing speed player who is absolutely in love with 
it.
It's stiff enough for him, but still goes high enough.
He plays forged blades in 3-p, driver and 3 wd, but could never find a Hy 
or a 5 wd he liked.
David
 
 
 

In a message dated 8/8/2011 5:59:54 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, 
[email protected] writes:
I have a 
  set of Aldila NV hybrid iron shafts in .370 and I am asking if I can insert 
  them into a set of tapered .355 irons. Will the cross-cut method work with 
  graphite or will trimming a taper angle into the 370 tips weaken the tip too 
  much? 
-- 
ED 
Boggess



-- 
ED Boggess
                                          

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