Missing Something
- Thread starter Doctor Gay
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AD Chaos
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With a big hammer.
Seriously though, one time I had to do what you're asking since the quality of the metal on the original bolts was quite poor, causing the inside of the bolts to wear off rather quickly (after only some string changes) and become round.
I did it with a pair of pressure tweezers (locking pliers), but being careful to apply only a very small turn each time, as not to dent the guitar's body with it while turning them.
Seriously though, one time I had to do what you're asking since the quality of the metal on the original bolts was quite poor, causing the inside of the bolts to wear off rather quickly (after only some string changes) and become round.
I did it with a pair of pressure tweezers (locking pliers), but being careful to apply only a very small turn each time, as not to dent the guitar's body with it while turning them.
plague_rider
Coffee
Really need an allen key if the bolts are still in good shape... if they're fucked, then as AD Chaos said above and get yourself some new ones...
hurdy
Sup
Dude, they r like really handy to have around anyway, get off ur ass and buy some allen key wrenches
i swapped out pickups from another guitar instead. it's not the prettiest thing, but it works and for a guttersnipe like myself, thats all i can ask for!
