why would you use a peg hole reamer (tapered) to cut the hole for guitar tuner posts that are uniform diameter (parallel)? Most of your stuff is really well thought out, but this is really a misapplication to the tool. I am sure that you can successfully install guitar tuners with a simple drill bit to cut the holes. (I've done probably a thousand installations by now. And, yes, I do own both peg and tuner reamers,
@sam67216 Thanks for letting us know that we can drill a hole with a drill Sam. A peg hole reamer works quite well for sizing up the holes for a perfect fit (rather than using a bit for a loose fitting hole).
sarcasm? do I detect sarcasm? The way you use the reamer, you have "a perfect" fit on only a very thin line. This will allow the post to wobble under string tension. Again, the point of using a tapered reamer is to make a proper hole for a tapered peg. Use the right size drill bit and you won't have a "loose fitting hole" for your tuner post. And, just another small point, if your headstock was the right thickness, you wouldn't have to cut down the nuts. Still great work
ah! i thought it was another - I'm looking for inexpensive tools - craigslist, I suppose - looking to spend 5075 for used bandsaw and drill press- the economy, no less
@CAMXposurePhoto You can find the drill press on the tymkrs store in the tools section (link in the video description) We try to put as many of the things we use on the show up there as we can find! As a bonus, you'll be supporting the show!!
@HackersBenchTV Many ways to do that. We opted for hand tools. Vinnie the Vise, Hank the Hack Saw, and cleaned up with the Needle Brothers filing company (a front).
Be sure to torque the tuning pegs nuts to 1200 foot punds ;)
brian50g 7 months ago
All that work and you put the tuners on wrong. The posts are supposed to pull against the gears, not away.
logan72 8 months ago
why would you use a peg hole reamer (tapered) to cut the hole for guitar tuner posts that are uniform diameter (parallel)? Most of your stuff is really well thought out, but this is really a misapplication to the tool. I am sure that you can successfully install guitar tuners with a simple drill bit to cut the holes. (I've done probably a thousand installations by now. And, yes, I do own both peg and tuner reamers,
sam67216 9 months ago
@sam67216 Thanks for letting us know that we can drill a hole with a drill Sam. A peg hole reamer works quite well for sizing up the holes for a perfect fit (rather than using a bit for a loose fitting hole).
whisk0r 9 months ago
@whisk0r
sarcasm? do I detect sarcasm? The way you use the reamer, you have "a perfect" fit on only a very thin line. This will allow the post to wobble under string tension. Again, the point of using a tapered reamer is to make a proper hole for a tapered peg. Use the right size drill bit and you won't have a "loose fitting hole" for your tuner post. And, just another small point, if your headstock was the right thickness, you wouldn't have to cut down the nuts. Still great work
sam67216 9 months ago
ah! i thought it was another - I'm looking for inexpensive tools - craigslist, I suppose - looking to spend 5075 for used bandsaw and drill press- the economy, no less
CAMXposurePhoto 9 months ago
what type of drill press is that , you are using.... site?
might I also suggest you make a jig to press your fret lines utilizing your press - possibly
CAMXposurePhoto 10 months ago
@CAMXposurePhoto You can find the drill press on the tymkrs store in the tools section (link in the video description) We try to put as many of the things we use on the show up there as we can find! As a bonus, you'll be supporting the show!!
tymkrs
whisk0r 10 months ago
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CAMXposurePhoto 10 months ago
@switchdoktor Nope, but if there are any details you'd like about how to make a set let us know and we can do a video on your question!
whisk0r 10 months ago
How did you "turn down" the bushings?
@JohnS_AZ
HackersBenchTV 10 months ago
@HackersBenchTV Many ways to do that. We opted for hand tools. Vinnie the Vise, Hank the Hack Saw, and cleaned up with the Needle Brothers filing company (a front).
tymkrs
whisk0r 10 months ago
Very cool. Almost finished!
vk2zay 10 months ago
@vk2zay Getting there!
whisk0r 10 months ago