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bending stand, move the standing
platform to the side of the machine
from which the shaft of the iron is
protruding and insert it into the base
of the stand. Slide the platform in
to allow a comfortable operating
distance from the bending bar.
STEP 5 -
CHECK LOFT AND LIE
Slide the protractor into position so
that both of the two small “legs”
of the rotating protractor touch the
shaft and the 昀at side of the rotating
protractor lays 昀at against the shaft.
(See photo to right.) Taking care to
keep all parts of the protractor touch
-
ing the shaft, read the loft angle from
the larger fan-shaped protractor and
the lie angle from the smaller rotat
-
ing protractor. Note the readings and
compare to the customer’s desired
loft and/or lie angle requirements to
determine the amount of alteration
required.
STEP 6 -
BEND HOSEL TO PERFORM LIE
OR LOFT ALTERATION
FOR BENDING LIE
To 昀atten the lie angle the bar will be
pushed DOWN, in a direction of bending
which is in line with the shaft and toward
the line of the sole. To increase the lie
angle (bend lie more upright) the bar will
be pulled UP in a direction that is in line
with the shaft and toward the grip. NOTE:
For bending LIE, this means the bar will
be pulled or pushed at an angle directly
toward or away from the shaft, and NOT
straight up or down.
