What is the opening size exactly? My music maker has square pins that measure 0.165" and I know that some of the wrenches out there will not work.
1692505
the opening size is ABOUT 5/16" to 3/8" square....i just took a chance and bought the tuner for my unknown brand autoharp...and it fit!
1650783
from what I have seen it appears to be 5 mm for the opening in the tuner tip.
1564378
Will, I used a tiny, tiny L shaped hex wrench that I found in my tool box. Not sure of the size. Sorry I'm not much help.
1162477
good question...dont know if its the same pin size or not; however, the web site will tell you what pin size to order. Recommend getting it straight from the vendor due to pin size matching. Other than that, its a beautiful stand and very easy to use.
1373610
It looks like it should work, the pegs on my Oscar Schmidt are square, so the tool end should fit a square peg.
1420464
Jeannine: You can use either open-ended or closed 1/2" and 9/16" wrenches. These are very common sizes and maybe if you don't have any tools someone will let you borrow them. Good Luck and enjoy!
2159824
For this product: 5/8" Hole for pins, Pin hole is 2.50" from the 2" end of the adapter 1-1/4" pin hole is 2" from end of 1-1/4" square solid stock end.
333976
Just checked one of mine...with the bushing(including washer) screwed in until it stops, there is 17/32in. So your peghead (headstock) needs to be at least 9/16in but preferably around 5/8in thick.
678983
7/8", standard, without modification. You could, in theory, cut away some of the rubber around the nut if you need it to fit in a smaller hole. But this might reduce the grip strength.
1682809
I have NO Idea. I was looking for a wrench for a specific filter, and this fit it. SORRY.
808843
My Hohner measures 12 and 3/4 inches or perhaps 12 and 7/8 inches. Hope this helps.
1372992
The pin is 1"Dia. in the shank the threaded portion is 7/8th of an inch. The width of the opening is 1.5/8th inch keeper Hole in the pins is end is 3/8th
700954
As far as size not really..........but I have them on all my guitars. I love 'em. I don't think you have to worry about size, unless the screws currently in your guitar is way oversized. If that's the case use an old carpenters' trick and put a toothpick in the hole and then put in the smaller screw. I'm thinking 1/8" but I don't really know.
729165
It's a direct replacement for Martin Guitars, so 00-15M will fit these pins. I have no idea about the other bramds
2211327
1/4" (6.35mm) straight shank, but it will take up to a 17/64" (6.75mm) straight shank with some loss of holding power. Good build quality.
2234727
The actual size of the nut is the same as on a full-size guitar, which is 1 11/16 - 1 3/4 inches across. I'm just a novice guitarist. Hope this is the info you were looking for.
194306
I have the 6mm insert and the insert tool is 4.25 inches, the tap is 2.25 inches and the actual coil is .25 inches, you will have to convert to cm. I hope that helps an inch is 2.54 cm so int might not work for you unless the tool can be cut down and turned with vise grips instead of a handle. Good luck.