what is the distance from bridge to nut?
1101549
the tailpiece is adjustable but approx 14" from nut to where the string touches the tailpiece.
1101550
Adjustable in pairs (A + E, G + D). As it came, A+E is 13 13/16", G+D is 13 7/8"
1880428
Holes for this bridge are about 72 mm apart, I had to dremel them out a little to fit my application.
90335
Right where the long, straight probe joins the cable. If you zoom in you can see the nut in the picture.
308615
Distance from top of one to bottom of the other is around 16" when fully tightened
132970
the distance between the front fork and the wheel touch is about 3-3.25 feet. I've had this for 2 years and there is no damage to the paint. Great tool.
376417
What is the distance between the drop outs? If you can send me a close up pic this would help.
1415626
it is as long as the nut gather is and as wide as the nut gather end is. So the dimensions of the product.
955897
The picture is incorrect. I bought one of these for my Bigsby equipped guitar, but still had the tuning problems until I replaced the nut with a graphite nut. The nut was where my major problem was, not the bridge. I'm still very happy with my bridge anyway because I have not broken any strings with it since I installed it.
2063368
Nut Width: 1.725 inches. It would be a standard acoustic guitar spacing. That specification is unavailable.
651761
The end-to-end direct/straight distance is 15.5 inch (or 39.4cm). Since it is a bit curved - the arch length is about 40.4cm.
1200510
Hello Jamie. More than enough to remove lug nuts. For my aluminum rims the nuts are at about 100 ft lbs. The impact wrench in this set goes up to 650 ft lbs. There is an adjustable setting on the wrench so you do not over torque the nuts. Not sure on the warranty but I did call Ingersoll Rand customer service right after receiving the wrench set to ask about caring for them. ( oiling and such) very nice and very helpful. This is a great set and I really don't know how I managed without it. Hope this helps>:)
927043
I would definitely look at the nut. If you are a string bender and you dont use the whammy bar then you may wish to go to a fixed bridge setup. Just took my strat to have bridge set lower flush to deck. Not doing the Clapton block bridge, but I dont see anything wrong with that. Maybe in the future.
489555
The overall length from the base of the body to the tip of the head stock is 31.25 inches. The length from the base of the body to the nut is 25 inches. The length of the neck (from the nut to the 19th fret) is 13 inches. Hope this helps!
1987108
no. it come just like the picture. i dont know the nut size. i think it was metric. home depot did not have it. went to a nuts and bolts place.
649795
I would say maybe a foot. I do not remember fir sure. I will try and haul it out this weekend.
1134232
the bridge should slide upright under the strings about or close to the center of the banjo head.to get a good intonation.Measure the distance from the top string nut to the 12th fret.then measure the same distance to the bridge the distance should be equal.then you can make slight adjustments to get the right sound up and down the neck
555478
The distance of the bushing (inside the wheel) that rides on the axle is 2 3/8". The axle must extend further than this to allow for the threads and nut. Hope this helps!