How to tighten the strings?
1940659
one of the strings are not fixed on the scroll bar, so its nearly impossible to tune it
2212223
The guitar has a peg at the bottom where you secure the strap end that has just the hole. The strap end with the strings is then attached underneath the guitar strings above the nut (above the frets, below the tuning pegs). Tie the strings in a double knot and you are set.For reference, this video has a demonstration with a slightly different guitar strap, while still using strings:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG97du3hTks
211893
Yes, this is normal. It takes time for new strings to stretch out. This happens any time you change strings and it's true for guitars, ukes, basses etc... If you are careful and don't just yank or rip at them, you can lightly pull each individual string up to help break it in quicker by laying the uke on your lap or on a table with the strings up and put your finder under he drying about half way between the top of the neck and the bottom and just pull up on the string and hold it for about 10-30 seconds. Don't pull pull until it feels like it will snap just tug a little depending on the which string. The thick strings you might be able to pull a half inch and the thinner strings maybe a quarter inch do this for each string a couple times. Re-tune all the strings and do this 3 or four times and you should notice it going out of fine less and less each time. After a few times just start playing it and you will notice that it stays in tune much better. After a few days if playing, the neck and strings should be fully broken in and you should be able to go anyway where between a few days and weeks without really needing to tune it again (more or less time depending on how often you play it and how hard you strum)
408115
Tighten your upper tension. Also, make sure you hold your bobbin with your finger when you are threading it. You should feel a kind of catch then it is in the right place. Lastly, made sure your needle is in correctly and tight, sometimes the vibration of the machine will loosen the needle.
1853496
Use the tuner and tighten with the tuning keys on the end until it's in tune
1053963
Lube the threads and work it a little. Mine was the same and it tightened right up. Works fine now.
2072676
There are a few good videos on YouTube 're: tuning and setting bridge. I really had to crank on the bottom (high note) strings to tune.
780899
It's a classical guitar so it doesn't have a truss rod and thus cannot handle the tension of steel strings. Use nylon strings.
524181
Should be an allen wrench set scree on top...turn it to increase the tension...push down on the wrench while in screw to release all tension
1487050
You have to find some pliers and in tighten the metal pieces and adjust to the desired length. P.s. The instructions are on the back. Hoped I help.
2266719
The tension is not too bad but I would suggest to get the string tightened a bit more for better results
991538
get some tie down straps from your local auto parts store or Lowes or Tractor Supply Company. They will have a hook at each end and an adjusting buckle to tighten it down.
811253
Loosen and off it comes. Or loosen and move to different position and tighten
1069701
It does not come with a tool to tighten. I would guess that some company that outsources to china for cheap labor, as this balisong is very inexpensive and honestly not very good, although they where modest with the price. balisongs use torx screws, so find a torx screw driver to fit the screws.
1325167
Turn the big knob on the underside of the chair. Also, the spring loosens up over time.
471974
If you mean "tighten" so that the seat doesn't slide around when you sit on it, here is what you do: pop up the tulip-shaped covers at the back of the closed seat (a bottle opener works great for this), then use a scredriver to tighten the plastic screws. If, however, you are asking how to make the seat close slowly again and this suggestion doesn't do it, you will need to contact the manufacturer.
93783
If the nut is too high you can take the nut off and sand it down at the bottom to the desired height (some are glued in but you can pop it out with a screwdriver, and then glue it back in when you're done) or you can file down the slots in the nut until the strings are where you want them.