Guitar Strap Buttons End Pins Locks Metal with Mounting Screws and washers for Electric Guitar Bass Acoustic Guitar Ukulele Mandolin Gold Set of 2 Pcs.
Product ID: 164868226
🎸Universal fit
🔩Solid metal
⚙️Easy install
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The Metallor Guitar Strap Buttons are a set of two high-quality metal end pins designed for a variety of string instruments, including electric guitars, basses, acoustics, and mandolins. With a sturdy construction and easy installation, these strap locks ensure your instrument stays secure while you play, making them an essential accessory for both professional musicians and passionate hobbyists.
N**E
Great strap buttons and inexpensive
These strap buttons are perfect. I replaced missing Telecaster strap buttons and added acustic guitar neck strap buttons. Inexpensive and high quality product.
S**1
Fits great. You need a 7/64th drill bit
installed on a classical and an acoustic that only had one strap knob.
D**N
Does the job but....
The provided screws are to small. Other than that, they do the job.
R**D
easy to install
didn’t take long to put them on.
E**G
Gold Strap Buttons End Pins Locks Metal with Mounting Screw
For, the, bass Guitar, I am building for my lady, Hunter Green, with Gold pearl in urethane for top coat,
J**T
Product works as advertised. Looks great.
Product worked great as a replacement end pin on a mandolin. I recommend using a regular hand screwdriver rather than drill to avoid stripping out the Phillips head screw.Process (older lower-end mandolin - removed broken peg material, glued in a plug, sanded to fit, drilled in a pilot hole, and then manually screwed in the metal replacement peg.)If higher end mandolin, take it to a luthier.
P**S
Nice color, good quality
J**S
Crummy
These are garbage.
C**S
Perfect, test pre drill on other wood first!!!
Everyone said 7/64, but it seemed a tad big so I used one size bit lower and it was perfect. I tested in another piece of wood to make sur it wasn’t too tight and wouldn’t crack the guitar.7/64 was a tad loose.
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