What's the size of this? As in, what size knob does one need?
287287
I believe it takes a standard knob. I used a metal know with the screw to tighten it down I don't think you would have any issues with a standard knob
287288
Depends, For me the knob were a little bit too big on my guitar. I took it to a guitar shop to fit them on. You should measure the diameter of your current knobs and also the wholes on your guitar to get an idea of the measurements so you don't buy the wrong ones.
287289
There is no such thing as a "Standard" knob or pot size. Some US manufacturers make theirs in mostly the same "American standard inch ruler" size that are interchangeable from one brand to another, while some others make their products in their own individual sizes so that you cant interchange with other brands and have to buy "their" product only, the same thing goes for the Japanese/Chinese made pots and knobs, but most of their are made in "Metric" sizes. But I do find that just about any knob can or will fit on ANY knob, If you knob is too loose just put a small piece of paper or tin foil over or around just the top of the shaft, that way the knob will fit tighter, if it's still loose add another piece or two... If a knob is too tight just gently and slowly press it onto the shaft till it sits, trying not to damage the pot or the knob or the guitars body... Also, not all pots fit all guitars, some control cavities are roomy and can easily accommodate full size pots, while some cavities are small and can only "fit" mini pots. Some guitar bodies with thicker tops also need longer shaft pots... 250k Pots are commonly used with passive (NON-Battery powered) single-coil pickups along with .47mf capacitors to control the tone. 500k Pots are commonly used with passive double-coil (Humbucker) pups and .22mf capacitors to control the tone... "Active" (Battery powered) pups use a totally different pot, typically a 1.000k pot for double or single coil actives. Not sure if they still do, but Dimarzio used to sell "knobs" of all shapes, sizes and colors back in the 80's that look exactly like many OEM knobs and can fit Dimarzio pots.
441652
I don't know the dimension, It does fit and if you pinch the metal clamp around the base of the shifter knob it will not move.
801464
If your old knob looks just like this one then it should fit..that's what I went on when I ordered it because my numbers behind the knob was dfferent also. I hope it helps you out.
547801
No clue- however, I CAN tell you that the knob broke off of the stupid thing the first time I tried to use it.
1366005
This question needs to go to the person you are purchasing the door knob fixture from?
1934981
no longer have access to part. best guess is 1 x 2 x 2" including terminals & knob
1020058
This is just the knob. The knob itself is not 5 inches by any measurement. See below:"Product Dimensions: 3.5 x 4.3 x 3.4 inches; 5.4 ounces"
685808
The inside diameter of my pan is exactly 10". However, 10 & 1/16 should be okay to use with this knob. I don't think the diameter of the pan really matters much. Hope this is helpful.
1791531
The shafts are all the same size for these things 7/32". The knob could also be used on my heater shaft control on my truck. Only until I had trouble with my truck and my stove did it dawn on me these things are standardized.
1705585
Aloha Sara. The knob replacement fit my 8.8 quart oval dutch oven, so I guess it will do for your round one. Le Creuset is fantastic cookware!
2052042
Hi, I used this knob on a smaller lid. We wanted a larger knob because its easier to hold on to.
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They are the same size as the screws that came with the phenolic knobs, that you would be replacing. Sometimes when I'm lazy I just remove the (cheap) black knob and use the same screw to attach the S/S knob, very interchangeable. Hate that Le Creuset sell these expensive pots with those foolish black knobs, forcing us to buy the S/S ones!!
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Brandy, a good place you could check is your local Home Depot or Lowes. They'll have screws that can but cut down to size. Just make sure to take the knobs in with you so they can get you the correct screw.
861238
I used it in a pole lamp and it is about 1 inch in diameter. Should work. Just be careful about getting the knob off.
1020059
This is just the knob. The knob itself is not 5 inches by any measurement. See below: "Product Dimensions: 3.5 x 4.3 x 3.4 inches; 5.4 ounces"
1478714
I used as a replacement for existing knobs so a drill bit wasn't needed. Not knowing the size of drill bits, I can only say the hole needed is the same as other knobs. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
1195482
I am unsure because I actually used this knob to replace a vintage knob from a cast iron pot I couldn't identify. It fit perfectly. I think it should work out fine.