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post #37 of 46
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Originally Posted by Golfingdad View Post

 

Hey, I notice that that Pure makes Putter grips as well.  Do they work the same way as the regular grips - no tape and glue, just air?  Also, do you guys use them and/or recommend them?

 

Yep the putter grips work the same as the other grips.  If you like the pistol design (I think that's what it's called), then yes I would recommend them.  They have more of a tacky feel compared to the PING/Scotty Cameron pistol grips.

post #38 of 46
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Yep the putter grips work the same as the other grips.  If you like the pistol design (I think that's what it's called), then yes I would recommend them.  They have more of a tacky feel compared to the PING/Scotty Cameron pistol grips.

I'm assuming that "pistol" means the kind with the flat front?  That is the type of grip I have on my Ping now, and it's oooooold and slick and starting to tear apart.  I think once I get my other grips and gun, that I'll also go pick me out a new putter grip too. :)

 

Thanks!

 

One other thing I forgot about ... Do I need a special vise?  Or is there some sort of attachment that I can put on a regular vise?

post #39 of 46
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I'm assuming that "pistol" means the kind with the flat front?  That is the type of grip I have on my Ping now, and it's oooooold and slick and starting to tear apart.  I think once I get my other grips and gun, that I'll also go pick me out a new putter grip too. :)

 

Thanks!

 

One other thing I forgot about ... Do I need a special vise?  Or is there some sort of attachment that I can put on a regular vise?

Yeah you can get one of these to put on a regular vise http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040227/clubmaker-rubber-vise-clamp

 

And in case you haven't seen it here's how to install the grips

 

post #40 of 46
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Originally Posted by mvmac View Post

Yeah you can get one of these to put on a regular vise http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040227/clubmaker-rubber-vise-clamp

 

And in case you haven't seen it here's how to install the grips

 

Pretty excited for my grips!  Can't wait to get my hands on them.  I have the compressor, and I'll get the gun when I get the grips, and based on videos I've seen, including the one above, I'm not at all worried about the installation.  The only thing that sounds like it might be tricky is the removal of the old taped standard grips.  Questions:

 

1.  Is there a special type of knife I can get to make it easier to not screw up the shaft ... particularly for the graphite shafted clubs?

 

2.  What psi am I supposed to set the compressor at for the installation?

 

Thanks again .. can't wait!

 

EDIT:  I'm going to get one of these: http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040116/golfsmith-pro-metal-vise-clamp That should work just as well with Vise clamps http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/202214074?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=vice+clamps&storeId=10051&N=5yc1v&R=202214074 as with a regular vise, no?

 

Should I also get one of these to remove the tape? http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040095/golfsmith-manual-grip-tape-remover

post #41 of 46
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Originally Posted by Golfingdad View Post

Pretty excited for my grips!  Can't wait to get my hands on them.  I have the compressor, and I'll get the gun when I get the grips, and based on videos I've seen, including the one above, I'm not at all worried about the installation.  The only thing that sounds like it might be tricky is the removal of the old taped standard grips.  Questions:

 

1.  Is there a special type of knife I can get to make it easier to not screw up the shaft ... particularly for the graphite shafted clubs?

 

2.  What psi am I supposed to set the compressor at for the installation?

 

Thanks again .. can't wait!

 

EDIT:  I'm going to get one of these: http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040116/golfsmith-pro-metal-vise-clamp That should work just as well with Vise clamps http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/202214074?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=vice+clamps&storeId=10051&N=5yc1v&R=202214074 as with a regular vise, no?

 

Should I also get one of these to remove the tape? http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040095/golfsmith-manual-grip-tape-remover

Get one of these...

 

http://www.amazon.com/Black-Rhino-00014-Blades-10-Pack/dp/B000XU3WAC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363372727&sr=8-1&keywords=hook+blade

post #42 of 46
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1.  Is there a special type of knife I can get to make it easier to not screw up the shaft ... particularly for the graphite shafted clubs?

 

Just get a hook blade for a box cutter. I usually just slit the bottom end of the grip and rip up from there. The times when (with graphite) I have to slice the whole grip I'll just cut partway down, then rip the last bit of the grip. Like you're "scoring" your grips.


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2.  What psi am I supposed to set the compressor at for the installation?

 

About 60-70 PSI works really well.

 

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Originally Posted by Golfingdad View Post

EDIT:  I'm going to get one of these: http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040116/golfsmith-pro-metal-vise-clamp That should work just as well with Vise clamps http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/202214074?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=vice+clamps&storeId=10051&N=5yc1v&R=202214074 as with a regular vise, no?

 

The first thing you listed is all you need. I recommend a thin piece of cloth too to help the rubber stick a little less to the paint on some graphite shafts. You can slightly crack the paint (not the shaft itself, but it looks like it) if the rubber sticks and kind of "pushes" the paint.

 

The latter wouldn't work at all. I just clamp into a normal vice using the thing you listed first and a small cloth to reduce friction during the initial stages of clamping. It'll still tighten up just fine.

 

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Should I also get one of these to remove the tape? http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30040095/golfsmith-manual-grip-tape-remover

 

Waste of money.  On steel just score the tape, get two wedges started, and try to pull it off like a grip. On graphite... good luck, but usually a hair dryer works (and tape sticks less to graphite usually anyway).

 

 

 

Where's your order Shawn? Closes in two hours. :)

post #43 of 46
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Where's your order Shawn? Closes in two hours. :)

You guys were late to the party... 

 

 

 

I already have Pure's on my sticks! c5_banana.gif

post #44 of 46
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Originally Posted by Beachcomber View Post

You guys were late to the party... 

 

 

 

I already have Pure's on my sticks! c5_banana.gif

But how exactly are those grips going to remind you to keep your head still, weight forward, flat left wrist, sweetspot path, and clubface control like mine will, hmmmmmmmm????  I got your frickin' dancing banana right here b&^%h!!!  c5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gifc5_banana.gif

post #45 of 46
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Originally Posted by Beachcomber View Post

You guys were late to the party... 

 

Hardly. Your grips don't have the exclusive "5SK" on them. And I've used PURE since 2010.

 

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post #46 of 46

I put a little video together for you guys on how you can quickly remove the shaft tape.  You can easily do it in less than 2 minutes.  I know it is easy to have trouble with it so this is how to do it quickly, with no heat.  Basically you make quick passes with the blade as you are rotating the shaft.  You do not need to put downward pressure from the blade to the shaft it will do the work for you.   I am using an Olfa knife just because I like them a lot, but the Black Rhino blade Beachcomber mentioned looks even better. 

 

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