Abstract: A golf club bending machine for adjusting the club head with reference to the shaft, to vary the position of the head to change the loft and lie angles of the club face in accordance with the user's swing. The device is provided with a clamp to hold the club in position while bending the neck of the club to a predetermined angle, and having a hydraulic power bending unit designed to bend the neck of the club in one position to adjust the lie, and movable into another position to bend the neck of the club to adjust the loft to a predetermined angle.

Abstract: A pipe beveling machine for forming a beveled end to receive a weld, having a driving mechanism and a driven mechanism, the driving mechanism being movable into driving relation with the driven mechanism and the driven mechanism having means for anchoring a portion thereof into the work, moving slips against the inside wall thereof and being keyed to the driving mechanism, and a cutting head which extends laterally from the driven mechanism and is provided with a feed mechanism for moving the cutter into the work, said cutter being mounted in a pivotal cutter holder and being advanced into the work with each revolution of the driven mechanism.