Tip trim adjusments

[Lowcut]

This topic may have already been discussed. 

Do any other club makers here make trimming amount adjustments to account for hozel bore depth variations? 

For example. If I have a hozel bore of 1.35” and another that is 1.45”. Would it be in error to lessen the tip trim of the 1.35” by the 0.1 “ to account for the bore depth variation? 

I know if splitting hairs but I’m just that kind of guy when it comes to my own equipment.  It’s the hobby machinest that’s got me messed. 

I’ve created an excel spreadsheet to input trim code chart data, the hozel depths and the shortest hozel depth. It then calculates the variation difference for the “adjusted tip trim” dimension. 

Understanding I may not feel the difference of 0.1”. Is there anything wrong per say with doing the adjustment? It’s may be more of a mind thing, a confidence that I’ve taken the equipment portion of this game out. Just execute the swing... 

Thanks in advance everyone.

Edited May 23, 2018 by Lowcut
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[Club Rat]

Manufactured tip trimming are basic guidelines.
Any variation to the guidelines are a matter of preference.
Long story short, trimming less or more, one can achieve various effects to the shaft performance.

[1badbadger]

I don't make adjustments.  I've never found a big enough difference in hosel depths to make a difference.  You could drive yourself crazy chasing a couple thousandths of an inch.  If you do that, then you'll have to weigh the heads and grips, and use the exact same amount of epoxy for each club.  I believe in being as accurate as possible when building clubs, and thankfully hosel depths from the major manufacturers are pretty consistent.