Rubber Washer Size For Guitar Strap at Stephanie Clunie blog

Rubber Washer Size For Guitar Strap. I found these by chance. There are a few different factors to consider when choosing a washer for your guitar strap lock. I prefer the rubber washers for straplocks but always hated the thickness of the grolsch type washers. You want to make sure the washer. On cheaper straps the crappy thin leather will stretch and give way after just one gig. I always lose them before they're worn out, so i don't know how long they really last. For gibson strap buttons, get the size with 1/4 holes. The golsch washers had fit a little too snugly between the strap and the button, and, being rubber, they gripped the button and turned it back and forth whenever my strap moved. So your best bet is to buy a decent strap like. I've used rubber fender washers that i buy in bulk at the hardware store. So, you won't crossthread an interior portion of the guitar yet you will install an oversize rubber washer that leaves a larger compression. One strap and set of washers per guitar. The first is the thickness of the washer.

The first is the thickness of the washer. I prefer the rubber washers for straplocks but always hated the thickness of the grolsch type washers. On cheaper straps the crappy thin leather will stretch and give way after just one gig. I found these by chance. For gibson strap buttons, get the size with 1/4 holes. So your best bet is to buy a decent strap like. You want to make sure the washer. I always lose them before they're worn out, so i don't know how long they really last. I've used rubber fender washers that i buy in bulk at the hardware store. There are a few different factors to consider when choosing a washer for your guitar strap lock.

Guitar Strap Block Rubber Safety Lock Washer Acoustic Electric Guitar

Rubber Washer Size For Guitar Strap So, you won't crossthread an interior portion of the guitar yet you will install an oversize rubber washer that leaves a larger compression. I found these by chance. One strap and set of washers per guitar. So, you won't crossthread an interior portion of the guitar yet you will install an oversize rubber washer that leaves a larger compression. I always lose them before they're worn out, so i don't know how long they really last. The first is the thickness of the washer. There are a few different factors to consider when choosing a washer for your guitar strap lock. The golsch washers had fit a little too snugly between the strap and the button, and, being rubber, they gripped the button and turned it back and forth whenever my strap moved. I prefer the rubber washers for straplocks but always hated the thickness of the grolsch type washers. So your best bet is to buy a decent strap like. You want to make sure the washer. I've used rubber fender washers that i buy in bulk at the hardware store. On cheaper straps the crappy thin leather will stretch and give way after just one gig. For gibson strap buttons, get the size with 1/4 holes.