Grip removal tool

[BigJim13]

Anybody have suggestions on a grip removal tool? I have an air compressor but think it maybe hard to remove grips put on with tape using just an air compressor.

So, recommendations?

 

[anonymous golfaholic]

Box cutter

 

[MCDavis]

chain saw

 

[TrickyPutt]

Dynacraft Blade Style Grip Remover - Hireko Custom Golf Clubs and Components

 

[anonymous golfaholic]

A can of starting fluid and a lighter. Use the straw and spray the starting fluid in the hole in the end of the grip. Light it and BOOM, grip is off.

 

[azgreg]

Here's what I use sometimes.

 

[limpalong]

Mix 1.5 oz of Gorilla Glue with 16 oz jet fuel. Using 2 tbls of the mixture, lub the grip. Drink remainder of the mixture. Push lubed grip end of club approximately 6 in. into rectum. Bend over. Touch toes. Fart. First fart will cause clubhead and shaft to discharge at a velocity between 460 and 520 fps. Grip is now glued securely to interior of colon. Call 911. Warn paramedics before next occurance of flatulance.

 

[limpalong]

Honestly, I have not transitioned into the "modern world" of using air for grip removal and installation. I still use a hook blade in a utility knife. The hook blade works well and does not scratch/scar the shaft.

 

[Wi-Golfer]

Are you wanting to keep the grips? If not as mentioned a box cutter, otherwise an air compressor will pop em right off but you need to regulate the airflow so you aren't at max. I have had a couple of grips that sides blew out while removing them because of too much air pressure.

 

[TrickyPutt]

Whoah....This is a tight ass banker that buys properties and spins off the parts because they are worth more than the average total.

 

[BigJim13]

Are you wanting to keep the grips? If not as mentioned a box cutter, otherwise an air compressor will pop em right off but you need to regulate the airflow so you aren't at max. I have had a couple of grips that sides blew out while removing them because of too much air pressure.

Yeah, looking to save the grips. I think I will be ok with the air compressor, just need some practice.