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Replace a worn-out shell, repair a damaged prop, or build a custom juggling club from scratch with the official Henrys Delphin Long Club Body (also known as a club bulb). Precision-molded in Germany, this is the exact standard body used on factory-assembled Henrys Delphin Long juggling clubs, ensuring authentic balance, spin speed, and durability.

Key Features & Compatibility

  • Genuine Henrys Spare Part: Engineered specifically for the Henrys Delphin Long juggling club system.

  • Versatile Use: Ideal for replacing cracked or scuffed bulbs, color-customizing your existing set, or assembling a brand-new club alongside a Henrys handle, wooden dowel, knob, and top cap.

  • Durable Construction: Built to absorb repeated impacts during intensive solo practice, passing, and outdoor sessions.

How to Replace a Henrys Delphin Club Body

Swapping out your club body is quick and requires only a standard Phillips-head screwdriver:

  1. Remove the Top Cap: Unscrew the screw holding the rubber top cap (end cap) at the wide end of the club.

  2. Slide Off the Old Bulb: Once the top cap is removed, slide the old club body straight off the internal wooden dowel.

  3. Install the New Body: Slide your new Henrys Delphin Long body onto the dowel, seating it firmly against the handle collar.

  4. Reattach the Top Cap: Place the top cap back onto the end of the bulb and tighten the screw securely.

Pro Maintenance & Repair Tips

  • Always Reuse the Original Henrys Screw: When reattaching the top cap, make sure to use the original manufacturer screw. Standard hardware screws can strip or split the wooden dowel, whereas Henrys screws are hardened specifically to withstand direct drops onto the top of the club without snapping.

  • Fixing a Stripped Screw Hole on Older Clubs: On well-used clubs, you may notice the top screw spinning freely without gripping the wood inside the dowel. To restore a tight hold, dip the tip of a wooden matchstick (or toothpick) in a small drop of wood glue, insert it into the worn hole, and drive the original screw back in. Once dry, this gives your club a solid, like-new grip.

Henry's

Henrys Delphin Long Juggling Club Body (Replacement Bulb)

SKU PART-007-BODY-ORG
£8.99

Replace a worn-out shell, repair a damaged prop, or build a custom juggling club from scratch with the official Henrys Delphin Long Club Body (also known as a club bulb). Precision-molded in Germany, this is the exact standard body used on factory-assembled Henrys Delphin Long juggling clubs, ensuring authentic balance, spin speed, and durability.

Key Features & Compatibility

  • Genuine Henrys Spare Part: Engineered specifically for the Henrys Delphin Long juggling club system.

  • Versatile Use: Ideal for replacing cracked or scuffed bulbs, color-customizing your existing set, or assembling a brand-new club alongside a Henrys handle, wooden dowel, knob, and top cap.

  • Durable Construction: Built to absorb repeated impacts during intensive solo practice, passing, and outdoor sessions.

How to Replace a Henrys Delphin Club Body

Swapping out your club body is quick and requires only a standard Phillips-head screwdriver:

  1. Remove the Top Cap: Unscrew the screw holding the rubber top cap (end cap) at the wide end of the club.

  2. Slide Off the Old Bulb: Once the top cap is removed, slide the old club body straight off the internal wooden dowel.

  3. Install the New Body: Slide your new Henrys Delphin Long body onto the dowel, seating it firmly against the handle collar.

  4. Reattach the Top Cap: Place the top cap back onto the end of the bulb and tighten the screw securely.

Pro Maintenance & Repair Tips

  • Always Reuse the Original Henrys Screw: When reattaching the top cap, make sure to use the original manufacturer screw. Standard hardware screws can strip or split the wooden dowel, whereas Henrys screws are hardened specifically to withstand direct drops onto the top of the club without snapping.

  • Fixing a Stripped Screw Hole on Older Clubs: On well-used clubs, you may notice the top screw spinning freely without gripping the wood inside the dowel. To restore a tight hold, dip the tip of a wooden matchstick (or toothpick) in a small drop of wood glue, insert it into the worn hole, and drive the original screw back in. Once dry, this gives your club a solid, like-new grip.
£8.99

Henry's

Henrys Delphin Long Juggling Club Body (Replacement Bulb)

SKU PART-007-BODY-ORG
£8.99
Henrys Delphin Long Juggling Club Body (Replacement Bulb)

Product Description

Replace a worn-out shell, repair a damaged prop, or build a custom juggling club from scratch with the official Henrys Delphin Long Club Body (also known as a club bulb). Precision-molded in Germany, this is the exact standard body used on factory-assembled Henrys Delphin Long juggling clubs, ensuring authentic balance, spin speed, and durability.

Key Features & Compatibility

  • Genuine Henrys Spare Part: Engineered specifically for the Henrys Delphin Long juggling club system.

  • Versatile Use: Ideal for replacing cracked or scuffed bulbs, color-customizing your existing set, or assembling a brand-new club alongside a Henrys handle, wooden dowel, knob, and top cap.

  • Durable Construction: Built to absorb repeated impacts during intensive solo practice, passing, and outdoor sessions.

How to Replace a Henrys Delphin Club Body

Swapping out your club body is quick and requires only a standard Phillips-head screwdriver:

  1. Remove the Top Cap: Unscrew the screw holding the rubber top cap (end cap) at the wide end of the club.

  2. Slide Off the Old Bulb: Once the top cap is removed, slide the old club body straight off the internal wooden dowel.

  3. Install the New Body: Slide your new Henrys Delphin Long body onto the dowel, seating it firmly against the handle collar.

  4. Reattach the Top Cap: Place the top cap back onto the end of the bulb and tighten the screw securely.

Pro Maintenance & Repair Tips

  • Always Reuse the Original Henrys Screw: When reattaching the top cap, make sure to use the original manufacturer screw. Standard hardware screws can strip or split the wooden dowel, whereas Henrys screws are hardened specifically to withstand direct drops onto the top of the club without snapping.

  • Fixing a Stripped Screw Hole on Older Clubs: On well-used clubs, you may notice the top screw spinning freely without gripping the wood inside the dowel. To restore a tight hold, dip the tip of a wooden matchstick (or toothpick) in a small drop of wood glue, insert it into the worn hole, and drive the original screw back in. Once dry, this gives your club a solid, like-new grip.

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