I followed these steps closely but I was still about a 1/4in out. I went to my local club builder and had him measure my 6 iron, I then adjusted the timber (which I have since replaced with a single dowel like proper rulers have) til it was correct. I also very carefully wrote the measurements directly onto my workbench. I priced a ruler of that length and I have no idea how one can cost less than US$25. Was not paying over $200 for a stainless steel one. Great video on all accounts.

i would also like to see how you measured to place the block at the end

What is the measurements on where to place the iron back stop and where to put the ruller that's where I am confused

Thank you very much for posting this. Well done!

Thansk Ryan being waiting for this. Cheers.

Great video Ryan!

I put together something like this for putters. One thing I'd recommend is having at least one club measured by a shop so you have a known good length and can use that club to verify you're set up right.

Great video Ryan. What about a jig for installing grips straight like you have on your gripping station??

Doing this right now! *RIGHT NOW!* 👊💥🛠

Nice work man! So handy!

This si something I would like to make but the explanation of the jig and measuring lie went over my head! Time to do some more research I guess!

Thanks

Thanks for this Can it be flipped over to measure left handed even though the ruler would be on the other side?

So the measurement is through the center of the hosel, and not necessarily along the back edge of the hosel, correct?

How would you set it up for measuring left handed clubs?

does not tell me a thing about where and haw the pivot for the angle block was positioned

Where is the second dowel ? Under the pivoting block ? How's does that block attach ? Where does it go. Video needs redone. Sorry.

A good idea but, do you really need to speak to people as though they're four years old?