Xcaliber shafts

No hurry for me as well. Can wait.

I dont have problem waiting either

Sure can wait but possible to change order?

No problem waiting too....

I think all the bros and sis r looking forward to getting the shafts.. But i personally feel tat it's more important for everyone to get what they ordered..

So i am ok to wait... Still got other toys to play with!!! Kekeke

I'm ok to wait too

No hurry. I'm ok to wait too.

i guess no harm waiting.

Ok for me.

ok to wait for me.

Hi all future owner of Xcaliber shaft, not sure if this has been posted before. Here's a description of the Xcaliber shaft alignment by Robin Arthur.

www2_golfworks_com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4018

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When the shafts are checked for frequency during QC/QA, the technicians are instructed to find the most stable plane, and if that is within spec, mark that plane with a white line. The shafts are then rotated 90 degree <counter clock-wise, or to the left from the butt end> and checked for rotational consistency, that is it must be within spec. That plane is then marked with a red line. During the painting/logo application process, the red plane is to be aligned with one of the three "daggers" with the white line facing 9 o'clock, or the target line for a right handed golfer. So when assembling an XCaliber, one should simply align the white to ball flight direction, and the game's on. Of course we're talking about a manufacturing process 13k miles away so sometimes they do miss it, but never by much. Hope this helps.
Robin
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amk_wd_mac wrote:

Hi all future owner of Xcaliber shaft, not sure if this has been posted before. Here's a description of the Xcaliber shaft alignment by Robin Arthur.

www2_golfworks_com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4018

Quote:
"
When the shafts are checked for frequency during QC/QA, the technicians are instructed to find the most stable plane, and if that is within spec, mark that plane with a white line. The shafts are then rotated 90 degree <counter clock-wise, or to the left from the butt end> and checked for rotational consistency, that is it must be within spec. That plane is then marked with a red line. During the painting/logo application process, the red plane is to be aligned with one of the three "daggers" with the white line facing 9 o'clock, or the target line for a right handed golfer. So when assembling an XCaliber, one should simply align the white to ball flight direction, and the game's on. Of course we're talking about a manufacturing process 13k miles away so sometimes they do miss it, but never by much. Hope this helps.
Robin
"

Great info bro!

Thanks...

Hi all,

Thanks for the response. I have informed the supplier to wait for the other 2 shafts to arrive.

Cheers/

Thanks sis cristel for making all the arrangements!!!

Amazing effort... Woohoo...!!!

Give us the good news

Another 2 weeks?

onime wrote:

Another 2 weeks?

Usually shipping from US takes around 7 to 14 days right?

Has the order shipped? When is expected arrival in Singapore?

Hi guys,

Good news, the item have been shipped on 19 Sept 2012 and my credit card have been bomb-ed!

Will track the goods and let you know when it will arrive. I was told in a weeks' time, but I am not confident of that....

Thanks sis!! Looking forward to it.

Thanks for the heads up!

Haiss... guys see below~~~


I think the shafts have a tour around the world.... -.-||



Tracking of item:


19/09 : Departed Newark, OH, US
19/09 : Arrived Columbus, OH, US
20/09 : Departed Columbus, OH, US
20/09 : Arrived Louisville, KY, US
21/09 : Departed Louisville, KY, US
21/09: Arrived Anchorage, AK, US
21/09 : Departed Anchorage, AK, US
22/09 : Arrived Incheon, KR
22/09 : Departed Incheon, KR
23/09 : Arrived Shenzhen, CN
23/09: Departed Shenzhen, CN






and then......









23/09: Arrived Changi, SG!!!!!


Guys, the estimated delivery to my place will be this coming week, but please allow me time to sort all the shafts and organised a date to meet up

Any issue, please do not hesistate to sms Michael (96968484) or myself (96968414)