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Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan
A few minutes? Really? I use tour set epoxy and I still don’t let a person have the club back for at least 6 hrs with instructions not to hit it until the next day.
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That's fine, a lot of amateurs don't use the latest products and don't know all the options.
I changed one my shafts in the parking lot of a golf course, just last week. Took about 5 minutes and I used it as soon as it was finished. Quick Set Epoxy is good to go in 10-15 minutes.
Unless you're using Persimmon Woods that came from your Grandfather's cellar and have to do the whipping, most any shaft change is a 5-10 minute job. The "wait time" to use it, will depend on the epoxy used and hour it was cured.
If you really want to see how it works, hang out at a Tour Van, at a PGA Tournament. On any given day, there are a couple of guys hitting drivers that have had shafts put in, within the last hour or two.