what is the diameter on this tuner? will it fit a 3/8" hole?
352353
I returned mine after getting mislead into thinking they are good for electric guitar (bogus trem. comment in item desc.). The mounting diameter looked standard though.
352354
Didn't measure the tuners. They fit perfect on my Washburn mini jumbo and Wechter Pathmaker.
352355
It fited my Yamaha Apx7A without any problem. I believe it will fit a standard 3/8" hole. These are amazing tuners by the way, really like them
352356
I honestly do not know, It fit my guitar and I have a prs singlecut. I had to drill new screw holes as the holes to hold the tuners were in a different place.
352357
The diameter of the post that goes up through the headstock is .385" on the set I have on hand. (3/8" is .375") So it would probably be pretty close and whether or not it will just drop in will depend on the exact size of the hole in your headstock.
1973672
cut a 3 and 3 eights hole and it fits exact. you can have a little extra but not to much. I just did mine
357978
The drill bits 3/8" and below will fit. Larger than 3/8" will need a 1/2" drill chuck
4330
you will need to measure your output shaft. i believe it is set up for a 3/4" shaft. worked perfectly on mine
2055995
The hole is 2 3/8" in dia. I built a rifle rest for the top, this is a strong light tripod. Bert
153469
3/8" of an inch is 10mm which is the size of the shank on this item which goes into the drill chuck so it would be tight . I use this on my cordless drill it's a great little tool for the garden, hope this helps.
1299857
if you mean the hole is three inches, yes it will fit! the part that goes in the hole is just under 3 inches and the total width is just over 4(the lip is that extra inch)
489397
Looks like that would be a really tight fit. Are you sure the hole isn't 4-3/8 or 4-1/2?
904316
3/16" is the inside diameter. You will need a 7/8" hole to install the shank.
723199
I think it is 3/8". The shank is a cloverleaf with three sides. I use it in a power drill but have to tighten often.
1561667
Make sure the holes where the tuner posts will go are the same size. They should fit. Otherwise if the holes are too small you'll have to drill them bigger. If the holes are too big, you'll have to buy spacers. I hope that answers your question.
2051335
The hole is 3" in diameter. You can see the specs at http://tinyurl.com/kv6audw. Check it out. Hopefully this will answer your question. Good Luck.
1151661
No it will not the opening is half inch so you will need to get a reducer to fit 3/8/ I needed on too. You can buy a plastic one that fits 3/8 at walmart also. I plan to have both. I liked the quality of this one for tight filters. Hope that helps. Nice question take care. MARK Eau Claire,WI
1176471
Mine was 3/4" and it fit beautifully. There are also fittings that will adapt to several different diameters, as mentioned previously.
97346
I attempted to quickly determine the threads used in mounts of the mentioned satellites but failed to find that information. So you can best answer, if you are a current owner, by measuring the threads on the base of your speaker. It is more likely those are M8 (metric) than 3/8". Even assuming the threads do fit, you may want to consider a more robust solution. It appears these units, though small, are heavier than I would recommend mounting with only an adapter like this one; however if you used this only to retain the unit on a larger base, that should work. The stress on this adapter might break it or fail to hold your (expensive) satellite properly.
1521593
I measured the threads with a caliper and they are .325". 3/8" = .375" so a 3/8" hole will accommodate this thermometer. Incidentally my Big Green Egg has a much smaller hole so I will be drilling it out to 3/8".
115465
Tuners are 3 on plate type. The winding pegs are a little over 3/8" probably .394. This does not mean the holes would be 10mm, but that is normal for these plates.