Maltby TS1, KBS tour 90 and Winn grips, boxes to builds vol1 2020

A golfer From Buckeye Arizona wanted a redo of his Maltby TS1 irons, We show you how to build a golf club a few steps at a time, This time its an inspection, and how to deal with a universal style hosel.
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[@kendrickhochstedler914]

Always love the boxes to build videos!!

[@dshatney8838]

WOW, I'd love to learn how to do this. You possibly forgot more then I could ever know about this stuff. You sir, are amazing

[@tjkatsoulas9859]

I built my TS-2 irons with double ring chrome ferrule, looks great!

[@jamesgregg5410]

Always enjoy the great videos

[@spennce]

I have built a couple of sets of Maltby TE forged with the universal hosel and built with .355 shafts and never experienced any movement once the shaft was seated. Maybe with some of the heads this does happen but not with the two builds I've done

[@kingshark5938]

Dont know about this club, but the tm p790, was super hot when I went for a fitting, these thin face, foam filled irons can smoke the ball. They can gitty up and go if hit right. 🤞, hope a cor rule dont break out for irons, I'm sure it will, when 8irns start being 175 out, into the wind, up hill. Lol

[@rickpetryk2658]

Wow learn something new and neat every episode thank you!

[@johnw9173]

What is your opinion on the Maltby heads compared to the big brand companies Callaway, TaylorMade, PING etc.?

[@glenburr6755]

John W Maltby clubs are made in the same factories as some other OEM clubs. Maltby makes great equipment.

[@termides]

Thank you for that review

[@redhed9776]

The way you used that drill, and seeing stuff fly out in the smoke...makes me have dental nightmares...😬

[@McGolf]

Butch Edwards lol that was epoxy dust. But I can see dental reference

[@Otis790]

grailgolf.com has 3 colors with collars and I saw one company from Australia on EBay. Tough to find in .370 ?

[@DunnGolfing]

With the taper would you not maybe use a shim as well I like the feel I’ve used copper ones before or brass and feel like the vibration is better sometimes wooded dowels too depends on steel.

[@natediggity21]

Love this. I wanna do what you do.

[@dopmd001]

Can you do a video on club making machinery and equipment, or if there is already one can you tell me the title of the video so I can look it up. Want to know the sanding belt grits for steel shafts, etc

[@Handletaken4]

I have these wedges...a+

[@rickhammel9541]

would you recommend shafting beads when using a taper tip shaft in the uni hosels?

[@waynetrinier4654]

Thanks for being Frank.

[@liamfrancomb3535]

I am going to rebuild a set of Wood Brothers forged blades, i have seen some aluminum ferrules that i like, i have never seen them on other clubs. What are the pros and cons of aluminum ferrules ?

[@defmoz414]

Does using that drill bit risk reaming out the hosel? What size bit do you use?

[@mattrevilock2038]

Awesome Content: Question: If you wanted to have those wedges fitted for lie does the company do that or are you stuck with the factory specs? Also will you do a review of the new Wishon Driver and talk about the other examples Wishon has in drivers? Cheers Buddy

[@EdwardBailey]

Would love to see the swing weighting part of the build.

[@wwclark]

He doesn’t really focus on swing weight. More of a total weight but the swing weight usually falls into place

[@nickjohnson8246]

I've had the MG's for 2 years and they show minimal wear due to that DBM coating. They still grab greens. I do wish Golfworks offered a 56/14 wedge without the DBM though. Their products are fantastic. Service is fantastic. I stumbled upon some Staff V6's about 2 days before pulling the trigger on some TE Forged. Can't go wrong with Maltby though. A person could fit their entire bag with Maltby for 1/3 of "brand name" clubs and still end up with higher quality, better performance, USGA conforming, top end equipment.

[@gdashoff21]

Their new TGW should be here in March and have the full loft offering in chrome. www.golfworks.com/maltby-tsw-forged-wedges/p/ma0313/

[@Handletaken4]

Yup! Maltby is amazing

[@nickjohnson8246]

@@Handletaken4 Forgot I made this post. I been on those TE Forged for a couple years. Start using the new Maltby MAX wedges and they're the best thing ever.

[@Mikesmeyer88]

How much do you charge to put them together?

[@miguelaniceto1541]

Nice Video Jim! How do you think the TS1 stacks up against OEM models like the P790 or the Ping I500?

[@McGolf]

right in line

[@tkpgapro]

Where can I get that shaft tip guage? Did you make that?

[@glennwisse6271]

It would seem a forged club is easier to bend or adjust than cast clubs. Does heat help in that process? Love the videos. Keep em coming. 👍

[@McGolf]

Glenn Wisse yes typically forged is easier to bend and no heating is a myth.

[@m.m.3693]

What’s the size of your favorite drill brush? 😆

[@TomSmith-yt8ce]

excellent you take the time to make these videos thanks- curious how upright can you bend those fordged heads the non wedges

[@McGolf]

Tom Smith 2 up

[@TomSmith-yt8ce]

McGolf Custom Clubs it s forged I thought could go 4 up?

[@McGolf]

Typically you can but he only wanted 2

[@TomSmith-yt8ce]

McGolf Custom Clubs Im 6’5” so I would need 4 up 1” long

[@11golfnut11]

If they were taper tip shafts do you think you would have used a shim ?

[@McGolf]

vic meyers no the taper may be bigger and fit good and the ferrule actually would have a job in. This set up

[@mathieubellavance2506]

Any collared colored ferrules out yet? I'm having a set of these built and I'm so sad we can't use BB&F ferrules

[@Lefishn]

Why wouldn't you be able to use any Ferrule you want? You don't need collared you just use shims inside if using .355 shafts

[@mathieubellavance2506]

@@Lefishn some club builder told me I couldn't, so it's doable then?

[@Lefishn]

@Mathieu bellavance 100%. Epoxy fills in any spaces at top of hosel so no movement but if you still feel leary you can use shifting beads as well but no need. I've installed many sets of irons using Spacers and non collared ferrules without a single loose one in 20 years. Maybe they are newbies or no idea what they are doing but don't need collared ferrules

[@mathieubellavance2506]

@@Lefishn awesome thanks man! I will look into it for sure

[@scotsandrin4682]

Hi Jim, hope you can answer this for me. If a hosel has a shoulder, do you absolutely have to use a collared ferrule? Also grailgolf.com has colored collared ferrules. Looks like you have to buy in bulk.

[@McGolf]

it is not absolutely needed, its design for it for a better fit

[@anthonytodd5308]

...slow foam?