I have a huge doubt bewteen (i) Regular graphite shaft and (ii) Regular Steel shaft, or should i continue playing with Stiff and Steel?
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If you don't swing over 95 mph you need graphite. And if you're older you should have "lite" shafts
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I am currently using them both ways. But when I get new tires on my boat trailer, I will install steel. My 5th wheel already had steel and they are much more firm. The manufacturer recommends steel.
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Suggest you use a pair of Fisker Brush Axes instead. They are slightly longer and lighter to give you more reach and speed. Use them like you use Okinawan sickles.
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We bought the dremel you bought and have the flex shaft. But you need to buy the MLCS 9400 Std. Duty Router Speed Control in order to control the speed of the dremel. This is recommended by all wood carvers and am glad we did. It is such an improvement in the use of the dremel.
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That I am unsure of. I would suggest getting in touch with cold steel on that.
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Mine is still intact. Review them from the site you purchased from (if possible) and see if they respond to your satisfaction. If no shaft can be found, chalk it up as a loss and purchase from a more reputable store.
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I bought the straight shaft thinking it's simpler and probably would have fewer problems. The straight shaft also keeps debris farther from the operator. For edging, the curved shaft might work better, not sure.However, i had the mechanism in the shaft seize up the second time i used it. Now I need to get it repaired. Very disappointed in the product.
941974
Howdy! Wow! Big job! I beleive this gun should be fine. I put down less then 600sq of flooring with only a couple of jams. Minimal "learning curve"! The included nylon block made things MUCH easier to fit! Good luck!
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The irons have steel shafts, the woods are graphite. If you want all graphite clubs, you should find a set made for seniors or do a custom order.
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Irons are steel. Drivers are graphite. Hope this helps. It's good value for the money.
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I never use hex shafts when drilling. Better to have a bit slip than to break.
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Well, what do you currently use under those circumstances? The paddle blade portion is high impact reinforced plastic which seems relatively standard with the exception of wood. The carbonfiber shaft is very light, but this material has a high strength-to-weight ratio seemingly making it a viable choice for tough use unless smacked extremely hard against an object like a rock. I am old enough to fully realize a person can break anything given proper circumstances. Perhaps the manufacturer/distributor can give you a definitive answer as this is the extent of my structural integrety knowledge. Good luck... Well, what do you currently use under those circumstances? The paddle blade portion is high impact reinforced plastic which seems relatively standard with the exception of wood. The carbonfiber shaft is very light, but this material has a high strength-to-weight ratio seemingly making it a viable choice for tough use unless smacked extremely hard against an object like a rock. I am old enough to fully realize a person can break anything given proper circumstances. Perhaps the manufacturer/distributor can give you a definitive answer as this is the extent of my structural integrety... » Read More Well, what do you currently use under those circumstances? The paddle blade portion is high impact reinforced plastic which seems relatively standard with the exception of wood. The carbonfiber shaft is very light, but this material has a high strength-to-weight ratio seemingly making it a viable choice for tough use unless smacked extremely hard against an object like a rock. I am old enough to fully realize a person can break anything given proper circumstances. Perhaps the manufacturer/distributor can give you a definitive answer as this is the extent of my structural integrety knowledge. Good luck... « Show Less
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No, you need threads. If you can manage to get a shaft w/ threads you should be fine. They have adaptors for 3 size
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M flex, stock shaft, I use 3 a4 woods, 4 Set high loft. Not as easy to hit as my cobra amps, use in Florida
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Hello, This set is actually both graphite and steel. The hybrids come in graphite and the irons are steel. I hope this helps. Thank you!
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On the purchase page the shaft specs are listed. My particular specs may be different depending on which flex is purchased
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The best is a ceramic system. Usually 2 rods at an angle stuck into a piece of wood. That steel should respond good to the ceramic. I just got a smith that is generally used for kitchen knives, but I like it because it will give me a good edge quickly and easily.