GolfWorks Golf Club Shaft Cutter

No, the tool comes equipped with a cutting wheel specifically hardened for steel shafts. To cut graphite, you will need to purchase and install a separate cutting wheel designed for graphite materials to avoid splintering or damaging the shaft.

Yes, this tool works perfectly for steel putter shafts. Its compact size makes it easy to maneuver around the shaft for a clean, precise cut.

While it is a hand-held tool, using a rubber-padded shaft vise is highly recommended. Securing the shaft prevents it from rotating or slipping while you apply pressure to the cutting wheel, ensuring a straighter, more accurate cut.

The key is to apply light, consistent pressure and rotate the tool slowly around the shaft. Do not try to cut through the metal in one pass; instead, tighten the wheel slightly after each full rotation until the shaft separates cleanly.

You may notice a slight burr depending on the steel's hardness and how quickly you cut. It is standard practice to lightly file or sand the cut edge after using the tool to ensure a smooth finish before installing your grip or ferrule.