Is that ok for ream any violin peg holes?
308101
I used it for "thickness=12mm diameter=8-9.5mm hole". I have no idea about violin hole size. However it works well to enlarge wood hole. Let's try it with your own risk.
308102
It would work great for that. I bought mine to ream out the friction peg holes in the headstock of a ukulele. I used violin pegs to replace the missing or old worn out pegs.
308103
It is not the correct taper for violin peg holes. I've found those only through musical instrument tool suppliers.
308104
I don't know anything about violins. But I can say I've used it to ream 10mm holes for guitar tuners with good success. The trick is to work from both sides, go really slow and check your progress often.
872564
The best thing to do is to take a needle and thread and pull the hole together the best you can. You could then take the fray check from the back and add a little to prevent further damage. The fray check dries clear but would cause the yarn to be stiff, so you wouldn't want to use it on the outside of the sweater. It should not hurt the wool. Still worth a try if you are careful and really like that sweater.
483422
No, I have had no problems with pegs with this violin model... you can sand them a bit and put some chalk dust ...
972874
I don't think it's a good idea. Since the neck of 1/16 size violin is very slim, that means, it will be hanging on its lower pegs, what is not safe.
9249
Yeah I think there is a standard for the holes. They work well on my acoustic.
1957472
When I purchased my strings, I noticed that they were too long for my bow. What I did was take the string and tie little knots in them to shorten it. It does not harm the bow or alter the integrity of the string. I hope this helps.
566046
Yes. The part that grabs the peg has a smart shape that will grab onto most pegs from acoustic to electric to bass guitars.
264597
I have installed those Perfection pegs only twice. I would think the main concern would be the size of the peg hole. If it is too big it would need bushing, which is more involved than a basic peg installation. They work well on the two I did. I don't see why they wouldn't work for a viola.
534063
Probably yes. The string is a bit thick, so it might form some crystals within the threads.
1354929
No idea, but probably not. The peg holes are already pre-punched, so you can only choose from the pre-set dimensions.
1724330
You can use it for common stringed instruments. It does stick directly onto the instrument with a putty that is provided along with the pickup. The instructions recommend that you stick the pickup to the instrument each time you use it and then remove the pickup from the instrument when finished. I found this to be tedious, and I decided to leave the pickup stuck to my instrument while not in use. This may have been a bad decision - shortly thereafter, the pickup stopped working, and when I removed it I was not able to remove all of the residue from the putty.
454185
Yes, you do need to chew up one hole for each mounting screw that you use. So, if you use 4 mounting screws, you will use 4 of the pegboard holes.
160351
Dani, To be truthful, I really cannot answer that question. I can tell you that if you have cord jack on your Violin and you know the key your strings are to tuned in, then I would say Yes. This just a educated guess. Sorry I could not be more specific.
2130932
You can mount the red portion to a peg board if you have the pegboard and pegboard hooks. The holes in the red housing will accommodate a 1/4" peg.
2143674
Yes, the tuning peg winder works on all size tuners, the peg remover however would not work for removing classical strings
545628
I have and old twelve string with strip tuning pegs that I replaced with these. I had to bore the holes slightly bigger, but they worked out nicely. I was slightly nervous the spacing would not work out but it was fine.
963224
Yes if they aren't used much. It is a good song velcro.... But not meant for sewing. Hope that helps!