WHAT IS THE ALLEN WRENCH USED FOR?.
217059
This adjust the neck so there is no bow in it. you will see an opening at the end of the fret board. for the wrench.With the guitar tuned to pitch look down the the neck from the head. if you see a dip in the neck. meaning the neck is dipping away from the strings you need to turn the allen about 1/4 of a turn clockwise then check it again. it is nice to have it strait it will play better.If you go to far the strings will start to buzz in the first few positions.
217060
For adjusting the truss rod, but only professionals should mess with the truss rod unless you've learn how to do it properly.
217061
The Allen wrench is used to straighten the neck out. By turning it tighter it will give the neck a straighter look when you look at it from the base (tail bridge) to the headstock. This is done when you receive a brand new guitar. Sometimes shipping and handling will lose the neck a bit.
217062
Another way to check the neck. Hold down the 6th string on the first and 12th fret there should be space between the fret and the bottom of the string. about the thickness of a thin business card. if there is more clearance than the card turn the allan clockwise.
217063
I dont use i only try sound i dont like sound. And there are alot scartc on side
217064
that is used to adjust the neck truss rod. but unless your seasoned guitar player and know what you are doing, I would not atempt the adjustment. besides these guitars play perfect out of the box with little changes. I put a new set of Saveres strings on mine and left the resr alone. I love the way it plays with just that change.
217065
The wrench is used to adjust the height of the strings/ angle of neck. Probably adjustment is not needed unless strings rattle. Any adjustments should be very small and done in small increments. Look online for video help if needed.
217066
One more thing, if you want the strings closer to the board, lift up the pickup in the bridge and remove the shims under the pickup, replace pickup it will play better.
1834801
This is just designed to provide leverage for compressing the spring loaded grip ring. You need a ar multi-tool for the nuts.
1747731
The wrench helps adjust the club head on a driver or 3 wood. Or change weights on certain drivers
1915872
This could be used for that purpose, but turning a bunch of hardware with the various wrenches on this tool might be a pain in the ass. It is a very bulky thing to have to twirl over and over.
229414
Yes and yes. It's not a quick release though. But a quick Allen wrench does the trick
308815
A Allen Wrench to put new one on. 13mm socket and wrench to remove old latches
201416
No it did not. However, the Allen wrench can be purchased at any hardware store or Walmart. I forget the size, but it is somewhere around a 5 mm.
331204
The tool is called an allen wrench. I am sure that I am not spelling this correctly, but it does come with the tool to put it together. It is in the bag with the screws.
1857000
I believe it's a 9/64" allen wrench used to mount the 12 volt power point to your bikes bars.
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!
263774
It came with it's own Allen wrench. I don't know the size, though. I'm sure if you call Veridian they can advise you. Maybe they'll even send you one?
1587014
The wrench doesn't fit. I use needle-nose pliers and grab the shaft of the blade and then pry the pliers against the rim of the protective metal screen at a low point of it. Works like a charm. Pops out like nothing.
980009
As I recall, it comes with the needed allen wrench. Other than that, nothing else.
2141495
It's for calibrating the tool. They say the calibration needs to be checked ever so often and possibly adjusted if needed.. I haven't used it though..
308818
Jessie,Off the top of my head you will need 2 5mm Allen wrenches and a 10mm wrench.Thank you!
997100
You need the right size Allen wrench, I forget if it is US or metric, but all other parts are there.
172810
this is an impact driver not an impact wrench. it is used for instance on sheetrock. it allows the installer to set the driver so when you screw it down it will not go completely through the rock it will stop at the surface.