..has an internal diameter of 11/32" to foot a cedar shaft that size?
Maybe this will help... (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v103/scattershot/scan0001.jpg)
So mathematically, it looks like a 2413 or 2415 would work.
Yep. 2413 is what I think I used, but it's been awhile.
Thanks for doing the math fellas.
Susan
Eugene , Rob D. posted that chart in the "How To" section for future use.Tim
Great, I can't remember where I found it, but I'm glad it will be used.
Susan,
The 2413 would provide a slightly looser fit. Conversely, the 2415s would be a lillte more snug. Maybe too snug. You could always sand them down a little.
I'm going to have to experiment-- a couple of coats of poly might make one fit better than the other-- according to my calculations, 11/32"= .34375, 2415+.3450 might be just right....
Your calculations look perfect. I have been footing carbon shafts and the outside diameters of similar shafts vary depending on the finish (3555 GTs - camo vs wood grain, for example).
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