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Drill Bit Bass Guitar. I was extremely fortunate and. Versatile and complete with everything you need. 1m+ visitors in the past month Occasionally you'll see #4 x 3/8 screws used. I turned the body on its side, put the drill bit through the amp jack hole, and ‘eyeballed’ the angle to try to hit the front pocket. This is the quick, easy (and fun) way to drill perfectly precise tuner alignment pin holes in your headstock. What i normally do is use a drill bit the same size as the mounting screw hole, push it lightly through the hole and rotate it backwards with my fingers. If you don't have a set of drill bits and don't want to invest a small. For each string, you will need to use a drill bit far smaller than the string slot, as the emery cloth bulks it up quite a bit. A 1/16 drill bit is fine for the pilot hole for #3 screws. Gibrat51 said there is probably a chart somewhere with the recommended wood screw pilot hole drill sizes. The tape makes it easy to drill several holes to the same depth, and to prevent you from drilling too deep and blowing out the front of the headstock. Works with any tuner spacing. The drill bit in the washer trick that was mentioned is the best way to do it. I use them on my.

I use them on my. Gibrat51 said there is probably a chart somewhere with the recommended wood screw pilot hole drill sizes. For each string, you will need to use a drill bit far smaller than the string slot, as the emery cloth bulks it up quite a bit. Occasionally you'll see #4 x 3/8 screws used. What i normally do is use a drill bit the same size as the mounting screw hole, push it lightly through the hole and rotate it backwards with my fingers. 1m+ visitors in the past month I turned the body on its side, put the drill bit through the amp jack hole, and ‘eyeballed’ the angle to try to hit the front pocket. If you don't have a set of drill bits and don't want to invest a small. Versatile and complete with everything you need. This is the quick, easy (and fun) way to drill perfectly precise tuner alignment pin holes in your headstock.

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Drill Bit Bass Guitar If you don't have a set of drill bits and don't want to invest a small. The tape makes it easy to drill several holes to the same depth, and to prevent you from drilling too deep and blowing out the front of the headstock. If you don't have a set of drill bits and don't want to invest a small. A 1/16 drill bit is fine for the pilot hole for #3 screws. I was extremely fortunate and. Occasionally you'll see #4 x 3/8 screws used. Works with any tuner spacing. Gibrat51 said there is probably a chart somewhere with the recommended wood screw pilot hole drill sizes. The drill bit in the washer trick that was mentioned is the best way to do it. I use them on my. Versatile and complete with everything you need. For each string, you will need to use a drill bit far smaller than the string slot, as the emery cloth bulks it up quite a bit. I turned the body on its side, put the drill bit through the amp jack hole, and ‘eyeballed’ the angle to try to hit the front pocket. 1m+ visitors in the past month This is the quick, easy (and fun) way to drill perfectly precise tuner alignment pin holes in your headstock. What i normally do is use a drill bit the same size as the mounting screw hole, push it lightly through the hole and rotate it backwards with my fingers.