I want to use it to put on golf grips on the golf shaft. Will it hold the shaft securely so I can push the grips on it?
1362338
Yes. It's also important that the vice be securely attached to a stable surface.
1362339
That all depends on how much force it takes to overcome the friction of the grips and how much clamping pressure the shafts can take. If the shafts are hollow I would say no, because the necessary clamping force concentrated in the small area of these small jaws would crush the shaft. If the shafts are solid, you can probably do it if you placed the shafts horizontally in the vice. Then again if the friction of the grips is not so great you may be able to pull it off even with a hollow shaft. Just keep in mind that there are no gripping teeth in this vice. The clamping areas are smooth steel.
1362340
If the vice is securely mounted it can apply excellent pressure and I am sure it will work for you
1362341
That all depends on how much force it takes to overcome the friction of the grips and how much clamping pressure the shafts can take. If the shafts are hollow I would say no, because the necessary clamping force concentrated in the small area of these small jaws would crush the shaft. If the shafts are solid, you can probably do it if you placed the shafts horizontally in the vice. Then again if the friction of the grips is not so great you may be able to pull it off even with a hollow shaft. Just keep in mind that there are no gripping teeth in this vice. The clamping areas are smooth steel. That all depends on how much force it takes to overcome the friction of the grips and how much clamping pressure the shafts can take. If the shafts are hollow I would say no, because the necessary clamping force concentrated in the small area of these small jaws would crush the shaft. If the shafts are solid, you can probably do it if you placed the shafts horizontally in the vice. Then again if the friction of the grips is not so great you may be able to pull it off even with a hollow shaft. Just keep in mind that there are no gripping teeth in this vice. The clamping areas are smooth steel.
625825
Yes it will handle a putter with an oversized grip and it has an insulated pouch.
715124
it will not hold them tight shafts on equipment are to narrow would not recommend it
124066
It should work well. My problem is the thing keeps moving on my grip. I am thinking of getting the kind that clamps with a tightening screw. You might want to check out some of those.
373884
Yes, it grips very well. I sometimes use tiny bits and it grips even the smallest, no issues.
2028963
I think if you plan on attaching a forward grip, it wouldn't be a bad thing. I was going to use it for a laser mount, I found out it wouldn't leave enough room for my forward grip, so it didn't serve my purpose, but depending on your plan, it might work fine.
2263450
I put all my golf clubs in and other accessaries. You might have to put some head down and some head up. I really like mine and a friend that saw it has purchased one for his golf clubs. Critical thing would be length.
620470
Hey Eldon - it came with the regular grip - but, have been experimenting with another putter with the enlarged grip and then the cross-hand - when I used to putt - the hole looked like the ball wouldn't fit in it - now, feel like I could sink a basketball... Hope that helped!
841307
No, it's too heavy for that. I'm pretty certain the shaft is steel. I particularly like the black sleeve over the shaft that makes it very easy to hold while I use it.
418821
It can slip. I use it to remove flywheels from lawn mowers and other small engines. The trick is to pull the free end of the strap through the hole in the handle, remove any slack and it will hold.
164396
It should not be any problem at all. It is adjustable, and grippy as well. You should have no issue.
2228485
My experience is the shaft is very thin & flimsy but should be effective if the screws are not too tight.
715117
It does have a solid grip, so it shouldn't slip if that's your concern. However, it would fall apart if it exposed to the weather elements.
1174596
Yes, it should work fine. It slides up and down the shaft, so you can adjust as needed.
58038
It'll be tight... thats what I use it for. If you shop around you can find looser holders. Another thing is you wanna use a plastic or carbon fiber holder, as the metal ones will scratch it.
965118
I actually never used it.. turns out was not worth the purchase, been in a drawer. However I don't see that the grip would cause any issues.
1613330
Yes, it should. You get a good grip and your hand doesn't slip. It seems strong enough to do the job.