Hi Dick, that's awesome! This fixture is very simple to build and provides data points that I think are essential to play your best golf. That's why I made the video. Cheers!

A taper shaft would affect the lie reading but not the loft. The block that rides on the aluminium rail will square the blade of the club (to the back board and allow you to adjust the grooves parallel to the bottom board) so your loft readings will be accurate. The lie will be affected by half of the taper angle... which is a very small number (if you can find it). Personally I would ignore it, as the comparison between each clubs (from the manufacturer specs) will tell you if something is out of wack. The lie tends to vary by half a degree between each iron (Callaway specs but I think this is pretty general) until you reach the wedges were PW and GW are the same. So if your lie isn't 1/2 a degree between each clubs you need to have that check. Cheers!

@@stuffmydadknows fantastic makes absolute sense now you have explained it thankyou 👍 and thanks for taking the time to reply much appreciated.

@@TheTraditionalGolfer Cheers!

I didn’t have a plan, I just worked from scrap materials I had available… the most important (and probably the only important) thing is the 2 planes have to be 90 degrees to one another.

C'est un "angle finder" magnetique. Le link est dans la description du video. Fait juste attention de t'en procurer un qui a une lecture d'angle continue. Plusieurs de ces outils on des "steps" de 1/3 (ou meme 1/2) de degree au lieu d'etre de lecture continue.

They did! I probably should do a video on the results of the adjustments. My shop charged $8/club to adjust, and I can't argue with the results!

If you go to 15:00 on the video, you'll see the block that's used to square the face is grooved on the bottom and it rides over the rail. That groove and aluminium rail keeps the block square so I can square the face.

I see thank you sir, keep the videos coming@@stuffmydadknows

Sorry mate.