I think you do yourself down. You did a great job, and this is way better than most of the "tutorials" available on KZfaq!

Great video, love the content and giving us stuff that might inspire us to do something little different with our own equipment. Thanks James for keeping us interested over the last few weeks.

I think anyone who loves to tinker will love this video. Nice job mate.

Great tuition James clear and thorough and enjoyable,e to watch. Hope they played well - look forward to seeing them in action and how you altered the lie of each club.

James great video really enjoyed it actually class to see how club is assembled

Great video BUT == TIP if you dont have a wooden mallet get a small piece of wood and place it on the end you are banging with a metal hammer

They look STUNNING. My dream clubs. I have bought two heads recently and am building two 3 irons. I also recently regripped a wedge too. I love it. Great video James, cheers.

Thanks James Great video. Just finished building a 3 iron from components bought on eBay. It was a surprisingly easy process. Mind you, I haven’t hit a ball with it yet! Fingers crosssed.

I really enjoy watching your videos, especially the ones that aren't just a review. I find the one like this one really interesting plus with the lock down a little break from what going on thanks

Can’t wait to see you hit these after your finished... looks like you had fun. Great project to inspire other James!

Great job, entertaining and educational.

Nice vid James, Clubs look cool as blacked out mate, can't wait to see you hit them..... See ya tomorrow

30 years ago I built my first proper set (Driver, 3W 2i-SW) bought all the parts from a company called Golfsmith in Austin, TX. I couldn't afford the Ping Eye 2's so I bought the knock offs. I enjoyed it and seeing people's faces when I would tell them I built them.

Another great vid, James. Been interested in making my own clubs at some point, and this was very helpful.

good job James, made it look easy, be interested to see the next steps when setting up lie angle and swing weight.

Great job excellent video...keep up the good work...clubs look awesome

I just did the same thing!!! I bought a set of Cleveland TA-3 forged iron heads, used some shafts I had in my basement, and am now waiting for the glue to dry. I did spine alignment on these so it will be interesting to see how they feel and play. Best of luck with yours!!

James , that was excellent. Extremely entertaining. Can’t wait for you to do a vlog with these on course. 😉🏌️⛳️🍻

I love the process of club building and badly want to do it myself some day. I think I will begin with “just” learning to regrip my own clubs. This was so fun to watch! Love those MP-33s ! 😀

Really enjoyed this video. Been thinking about building a couple clubs to play around with and you made it look straightforward.

Great video James, look forward to seeing you game them on the golf course

great video james love watching things like this

I really enjoyed that! Well done, the clubs look great!

They look awesome!!! Love it!!

Matching up the lengths using the butt end of the grips was a great move... ... I have a portable gripping station that mounts to a vice .. Bought from GolfWorks here in the US for about $30-$40. Definitely worth it... The grips slide right on with a push on the club head side

Well done James! A great video! Nice bladed clubs! If i find club heads i like, i also would try.... Have fun with the Mizunos and stay healthy

Enjoyed the vid James it's good too see how clubs are built

love the clubs and your vids, thanks

Really cool what you are doing James and to play golf with them would be legend. Hopefully you will like your creation so much that they stay in your bag for many years to come

That was fascinating content robbo, nice insight into how to build a club. Irons look fantastic 👏

Good effort. Well done. I build/customise my own too. Glad you mentioned swing weighting at the end :-) I use acetone to clean the ferrules and take of excess epoxy.

Great job, James. Very informative.

Fascinating video. Well Done!

On another note, I completely regripped my clubs and the wife's clubs in February, decided to give'er a go, I watched your method, saw a video on using compressed air, which means you can use the clubs immediately after, however I like the idea of regrip in late winter and play in summer... this way you can get some practice in after the season closes with the grips you're used to... Get the wife some new grips for Christmas, buy a new set for yourself, then pop them on after the new year mess... Then get some practice in with the new grips before the season starts.. THAT was the plan.. We know what happened in the new year that put a real downer on that plan... but courses are now open! Great content James! Very nice How-To video you put together. Honestly, you did a great job!

Cant wait to see you test these.

Good job, they look amazing!!

Enjoyed the video again James. I haven't built a club for about 17 years, but memories came back. Mostly fond ones. I'd say you did alright too mate. Love to see a video comparing these to your current model Mizuno irons on the flight sim for accurate data!

Great video, I've been interested in building clubs lately. You did a better job explaining your way through than some of the how to videos lol

It's 11.30pm, I've just got home after a 14 hour shift and this my friend is the most chilled out vid. Wish you had done all the clubs 😂 they look proper decent. 👍🏻

Enjoyed that immensely. Need to see them in action.

Got lead tape on my Wilson Staff Tour Blades and these up the swing weight nicely. Yours are 10 grames and get you about 6 to 10 yards extra(on mine at least). Put it lower will get the ball up better and 2 on the wedges makes play around the green a delight.Great video James.

Nice. They look awesome and I look forward to seeing you hit them. All the best. Play well.

Great stuff pal.🏌️‍♂️👍😁

Love it wood love to do some thing like this

Good job James done a few clubs of my own over the years never had any problems with them saves a little bit of of money 🏌️⛳👍

Great video James keep up the good work 👍

Crackin job James u made it look so easy. But that hammer last time I seen one of those I got one for Christmas in a tool set when I was 6 years old 🤣🤣. 👌👍

Black looks good!!!! Nice project.

Great job James, enjoyed that. Looking forward to seeing you try them on the course with foxy in tow

Looks sickkkkkk, love the blacked out look, I seen a website that refinishes club heads, you could get the heads refinished in black aswel, that would look unreal!!

James great job. Interesting to see how that was done.

Awesome job!

I've just done some Callaway x forged 2009 ,took out some DG S300 which were getting a bit heavy, and replaced them with DG sl . Used the online formula for swingweight and did D1 in 3/4 irons up to D4 on the pw. Not been able to use on the course yet but feel great in the net!

Enjoyed that James, irons looks great sir 👍enjoy using them

They look great

Great job James

I'm building some clubs today as well. Been waiting 2 weeks for my ferrules to come in and they should finally arrive today. Gonna test out some Aerotech FC115 shafts.

This is really cool! Made me want to build my own irons haha!!

I have MP33 irons! Excellent irons, look amazing when polished!

Those came out beautiful

Those look absolutely BOSS!!! WELL DONE I WOULD SAY

Love the black C-Taper shafts!

That was one hell of a cracking video and I could watch that all day long I hope you do a head to head against your irons 🤞

Thanks James, was thinking about doing club building as a hobby

great video. love those irons

Great job James. Interesting to see you hit them against your current set

Great looking clubs

Great video I wouldn't mind giving it a go myself

They look great, get them one the golf course ASAP

They look awesome mate

Great video James, I still game MP33's and had them since new (2003) 4 years ago I sent my off to Roger Morton who is a highly renowned club make and finisher (based in the UK) He re-chromed my entire set of irons, they came out absolutely fantastic. In fact, you would have thought they were brand new

Good to see all of your liquid items in the right containers and with the right labels James. 😋

Great video mate

Way aback when Golf Smith was going strong back in the 80s I built all my own clubs from components. For myself and friends, really enjoyed it. And they did too.

Thank you James

Love it!

Nice job James, the black shafts look pretty smart, but to be honest I think I am more jealous of the shoe collection under your desk!! :-)

You are ENTERTAINING as always, James.... the only thing surprising was that you did NOT use "info" from a recent video of yours where you had some flex expert talk in great detail about which side of the shaft is ideal for facing forward based on shafts do not flex the same in any direction. I naturally expected you to use that shaft flex test info in building this set when i seen the title of this vid

Can’t wait to see you on the purse with these. May have just found my next little project

Looking good great vid

Good video for us geeks! Always good to have some grip tape to fold over the top and stop rubbish going down the shaft

Look amazing 👏

That’s the only rub with buying irons blind at auction. Really important to get the loft and lies checked. Keep the irons naked James they look great and stealth especially with the Matt black shafts! Bring back at of memories for me MP 33s😢

Can't wait to do this myself...

Good luck with the clubs. You never know they might just be the ones.

Great video

Good job James, most club guys (geeks like me) could offer lots of suggestions but you ended up with a good product and for any diy project that's the point. Thank you for providing content during this difficult time by being very creative and always sticking to your promise of a video daily. I think England opened their courses this morning so get out there.

I re gripped my clubs yesterday for the first time it was much easier than I thought it was going to be

I’m currently doing this to a set of TP19’s that were sat in a greenhouse for 10+ years. Araldite comes with its own mixer, it’s attached to the tube 😁 great vid as usual James. How about getting us some discount for advertising where to get the club components from. Will you be doing a video on how to infill the writing and club numbers with paint so they stand out 👍

James great job had some custom clubs made and yours look much better than what I got but I like your vids even better so don’t change professions lol

very good video because i never new how the clubs were actually built

Enjoyed the video. Did you trim them according to your swing weight? They look awesome!

Golfworks makes awesome heads for DIY sets

Good that James I'd like to see you put them head to head with your mp20's. Are you allowed to use the work studio yet? If so get them on the trackman 😊

Loved it Jame's, but was the methylated spirit there to clean the exess glue off off the head, shaft and ferrel when fitted? Great video keep em coming

Ya they do look good.

I'd like to see you do a custom paint fill on those heads. Maybe green to match the bag. Job well done James.

James, definately do a head to head with these VS your fitted set, on the sim...and on the course when you can get out. I would LOVE to see the diff...if any.

Top tip on the grip tape side of things. Always leave some excess at the top of the shaft to plug the opening. Otherwise dirt can get into the shaft through the pinhole in the top of the grip. Long term your else up with that horrible gritty rattling sound when you move the club.