Bill Ludeman's Photos

1-Upside down and backwards on the right. right side up tuners on the left - left side correct. Right side was my first one, it has worked fine upside down.

by Bill Ludeman

2 - Back side of first picture. Knob shaft should be up - string tension tightens gears and holds tuning better. A comment early asking if my first one was left handed pushed me to sort this out

by Bill Ludeman

3- Side shot of same pair of guitars. Top correct, Shaft with tuner handle should be up String shaft down.

by Bill Ludeman

4- Three inline style. Top correct Bottom flipped note string tension on geared shaft tends to pull the gears tighter. No slipping this way even with cheap tuners.

by Bill Ludeman

5 - Another side shot. Note there are NO RULES so it works either way but a trip to the guitar store will show that all commercial guitars are done one way.

by Bill Ludeman

6 - Another shot of the inline tuners. A quick glance shows that the knob shaft is up and correct on the bottom quitar. I blogged all this on my page here on CBGN, check it out!

by Bill Ludeman

1 - Ace big$ Lowes big$ Harbor freight 4$ Cheap pliers and scrap shelf board on edge of bed.

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6 - I use six per Git as shown on right side. This is covered in a Blog under my name here.

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Bill Ludeman's Photos (83)

Piezo Pickup and jack ready for a cigar box

Piezo front - back and in housing

1-Upside down and backwards on the right. right side up tuners on the left - left side correct. Right side was my first one, it has worked fine upside down.

2 - Back side of first picture. Knob shaft should be up - string tension tightens gears and holds tuning better. A comment early asking if my first one was left handed pushed me to sort this out

3- Side shot of same pair of guitars. Top correct, Shaft with tuner handle should be up String shaft down.

4- Three inline style. Top correct Bottom flipped note string tension on geared shaft tends to pull the gears tighter. No slipping this way even with cheap tuners.

5 - Another side shot. Note there are NO RULES so it works either way but a trip to the guitar store will show that all commercial guitars are done one way.

6 - Another shot of the inline tuners. A quick glance shows that the knob shaft is up and correct on the bottom quitar. I blogged all this on my page here on CBGN, check it out!

1 - Ace big$ Lowes big$ Harbor freight 4$ Cheap pliers and scrap shelf board on edge of bed.

2 - place rivet but don't squeeze

3 - now tap three times

4 - and out it comes

5 - third or fourth light tap

6 - I use six per Git as shown on right side. This is covered in a Blog under my name here.

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