This is not technically necessary, but it makes maneuvering the unwieldy club much easier. Place rubber pads on the inside of your vice to give your club a little give when you are working. It is easy to accidentally bend your club if you have it locked firmly in a vice. Make sure you have enough room to work around the grip of the club. You will be using liquid solvent, so be careful how you drip.
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One-sentence summary -- Clean your golf club around the grip area. Set up a vice to hold your club throughout the process. Place your club horizontally in the vice somewhere in the middle and lock it in. Spread some cloth or paper under the the club to keep your floor clean.

You'll actually get to your destination faster that way. It's better to travel 50 miles and get dropped off at a gas station or truck stop than to travel 100 miles and get dropped off in a bad hitchhiking spot. If you're on a busy roadway for more than two hours and people aren't stopping, you're probably on the wrong road or the wrong side of the road. Never take rides from anyone who appears intoxicated. Drinking while driving is illegal in many places, but people still do it. Don't be afraid to ask the driver questions to get to know them better. Ask them where they are going, and why. This might give you a better idea of their intentions. Even if you are desperate, your safety is more important. If you are getting bad vibes from the first car that has pulled over in hours, don't get in. It is not worth the risk. Wait for another car. You should be wary of the following: Cars that look and/or smell dirty. This implies that the person is not responsible and doesn't care about themselves, and quite possibly others. Cars that have bottles or cans, especially empty ones. If they are alcoholic, stay away; the driver might be intoxicated. Cars that have multiple people inside. This means that there are more people who can take advantage of you. Drivers who give too much or not enough eye contact. They usually are hiding something. Drivers who are angry, controlling, or impatient. Not only can they make your ride less enjoyable, but they might not be very safe drivers. If someone pulls over for you and you don't feel safe (or if you are already in the car and no longer feel safe), you should not hesitate to stand firm and refuse the ride. If you are already in the car, politely ask to be let out at the next stop. If that doesn't work, here are some things you could say to excuse yourself,: "I'm sorry, I was hoping for a ride that is going further than that." "Oh no, I think I forgot something back in town. I need to head back. Thanks for the offer, though." "Ugh... I feel sick..." Be sure to look nauseated while doing this. Most people don't want to vomit in their car. Before going on a trip, tell your friends and family where you are going, for how long you will be gone, and when to expect you back. This way, if something goes wrong and you are gone for longer than expected, they will notify the police and send someone to look for you. Before you get into a car, it would be a good idea to text the license place to a friend. This may help police find you if you do go missing. Once you are into the car, consider calling a friend and letting them know where you are at. This way, if the driver had evil intentions, they'll be less likely to carry them out. Not only are the roads more dangerous, but you will be harder to see. You'll be more likely to get hit by a car than picked up by one. Also, people tend to commit more crimes at night, because the darkness gives them cover. Find a place to camp or a motel to stay at. Avoid putting it into the trunk. If you put it into the trunk, the driver might drive away with it when they let you off. You will be stuck without supplies for a long time. Keep valuables, such as wallets and phones, on your person at all times. This way, if your bag does get lost, you will still have money and some form of communication on you. It is always safer to travel in pairs, especially if you are female. It might also be a good idea to hitchhike with a friend who has done this before. You'll feel more at ease, and you'll be less likely to make mistakes. A friend may also help ease boredom and frustration. On the other hand, some people find that pairs have a harder time picking up rides.
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One-sentence summary -- Be selective about which rides you take. Know that you don't have to accept every car that pulls over. Trust your instincts and don't be afraid to excuse yourself. Stay connected to your friends and family. Avoid hitchhiking at night. Keep your bag with you at all times. Consider bringing a friend if this is your first time, or if you are female.

Click and drag your cursor from the top-left cell of the data you want to group to the bottom-right cell of the data. It's in the left side of the green ribbon at the top of Excel. It's on the right side of the Data toolbar. This option is in the Group drop-down menu. Click Rows to minimize your data vertically, or click Columns to minimize horizontally. It's at the bottom of the pop-up window. Click the [-] button at the top or on the left side of the Excel spreadsheet to hide the grouped data. In most cases, doing this will only display the final line of the data. Click Ungroup to the right of the Group option, then click Clear Outline... in the drop-down menu. This will ungroup and unhide any data that was minimized or grouped previously.
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One-sentence summary -- Select your data. Click Data if this tab isn't open. Click Group. Click Group. Select a group option. Click OK. Minimize your data. Clear your outline if needed.

Once you've decided on a design, transfer the image onto your desired stencil material. Use a fine-tipped marker so your design is easy to see. Hold the paper or vinyl down with painter's tape to trace more precisely. To trace straight lines, use a metal ruler. If you make a mistake on the Mylar or vinyl, use rubbing alcohol and a soft cloth to wipe it off. This will prep your design for cutting. Again, use painter's tape to hold the design down. Position the paper or vinyl so the plastic borders it at least 1 inch (2.5cm) around the design. Much like using a vinyl cutter, creating a vinyl by hand requires careful weeding. Use a sharp utility knife to remove any parts of the Mylar or vinyl you do not want to be a part of the design. Take care when weeding intricate designs to avoid removing the wrong part. The sections you cut out will be where ink touches the fabric once you screen print your design. Keep this in mind while cutting. Rotate your stencil as you go for easy cutting. Apply an even layer of transfer tape to the back of your stencil. When you are ready to apply it to the screen, remove the backing and apply it to the silk screen as smoothly as you can. Place the design on the back end of your screen to keep your design protected from breaking while going through the machine.
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Draw or trace your design onto Mylar paper or vinyl. Secure the Mylar or vinyl to a stiff, transparent plastic (like acetate). Weed your design using an sharp knife. Attach your design to a silk screen.