1. Reset Heads of Hickory Irons, Part 1 Image #1: The Pin Image #2: Pin Extraction Image #3: Lead Sheet Image #4: Pointed Punch Image

2. Reset Heads of Hickory Irons, Part 2 Image #1: Settling & Curing Image #2 – Pin Removal Image #3: Knifing Image #4: Drill Out

3. Regluing a Spliced Neck on a Wood Image #1: Preparation Image #2: Mix/Apply Epoxy Image #3: Whipping Image #4: Another Example Image #5: After

4. Tacks for Gripping Image #1: 5mm Tacks Image #2: Historical Tacks Image #3: Comparison Image #4: Top Tack Image #5: Bottom Tack Image #6:

5. Gripping a Hickory Club Image #1: Grip Types Image #2: Tools Used Image #3: Old Grip Removal Image #4: Old Grips Image #5: Friction

6. Whipping the Grip Image #1: Stick in Vise Image #2: Crawford Thread Image #3: Whip Thin to Fat Image #4: One More Loop Image

7. Whipping the Neck Image #1: Stick in Vase Image #2: Heavy Thread Image #3: Crawford Thread Image #4: Loop Thread Image #5: Wrap Thread

8. Refinishing the Head on a Wood Image #1: Selection of Varnish Image #2: Baffy Image #3: Baffy, Another View #1 Image #4: Baffy, Another

9. Remove/Tighten a Loose Grip Image #1: Grip Needs Fixing Image #2: Loose Leather Image #3: Bottom Whipping Image #4: Top of Grip Image #5:

10. An Exercise in Rust Removal Image #1: Rusty Club Head Image #2: Back of the Head Image #3: Closer View Image #4: The Face

11. Gripping With Listing Image #1: Felt Listing Image #2: Wrap Friction Tape Image #3: Starting the Wrap Image #4: Cut Across Mitre Image #5:

12. Restoring a Smooth-Faced Iron Image #1: Starting Point Image #2: Club Face Image #3: Top of Shaft Image #4: Scratches on Shaft Image #5:

13. Broken Iron Without a Pin Image #1: Broken Head Image #2: Face Side Image #3: Hosel Pieces Image #4: Save the Shaft Image #5:

14. Repair/Reinforcement Whipping Image #1: Shaft Bottom Image 2: Tools Image #3: Mix Epoxy Image #4: Use Stick Image #5: Apply Epoxy Image #6: Use