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A bore depth is a permit. Paint on the neck is decoration.
The hosel is a well. The tip of a golf shaft has to travel a named distance into that well and stop. Suite 4 inks that distance so an Appleton head does not click when the Fox freezes overnight.
Players arrive with a neck they like in a photograph. Photographs do not mic. Two heads can share a silhouette and still hide different wells. Bram seats the gauge. Willa writes shallow, mid, or long. Henrik will not ink a long well onto a short tip as hospitality for a matching set stamp.
Epoxy fills gaps the way rumors fill winter. It does not make a permit. If the tip floats, the cage says float. You can keep the head. We will not stamp it as seated.