Originally designed by Bill Totton master clubmaker and former instructor at
the Golfsmith, the double bend putter shaft alignment tool lets clubmakers
install the shaft to the desired lie angle and shaft to face offset distance while
keeping the face perfectly aligned to the target line.

The offset of the double bent shaft which can range from 12~25 mm is
first set on the gauge. The shaft is then rotated untill it touches the flange,
ensuring the putter face is properly aligned.

These head to shaft drying clips are used to keep spine-aligned
and logo-aligned clubs together while the epoxy adhesive sets.
Should the Club be knocked over or picked up before the epoxy
has cured it will still set as intended when using the Drying Clips.
Once the club head and shaft have been assembled with epoxy,
position one clip over the shaft and the other clip over the hosel

Bill Totton design based on years of experience putting double
bend shafted putters together. This stand is both an alignment
jig and curing stand which can be used with putters, irons, and
drivers.

Taking a hammer and chisel or stamp to the back of an exquisitely made high-value wedge or iron takes confidence and a high degree of skill. Confidence comes with experience and the trust you place in yourself and the tools required for the job. We've designed the Iron Grip stamping vise to focus on the best angle to strike a blow and carve deep grooves that will leave your artistic expression imprinted forever.

Designed from the ground up and carved out of a solid piece of aluminum, the lron Grip vise has a balanced clamping system that wedges the clubhead securely with four diagonally spaced claws, so that when you strike a blow, the iron won't chase under the stamp, scuffing and ruining the works. The Iron Grip claws are all rotatably adjustable to take on any sole angle radius and bounce, while the upper claws are adjusted individually to lock onto the top line, effectively wedging the clubhead against the lower claws to prevent sliding