Chrome Open-gear Guitar Tuners Machine Heads - 6-piece 3 Left 3 Right Alignment

This is a set of six guitar tuners/machine heads, complete with mounting screws (12) and press-fit chromed plastic bushings (6). There are 3 tuners meant for the left side of the headstock, and 3 meant for the right side - if you need all of them to be on one side of the headstock (called 6-in-a-line), this is not the set for you! The shafts of these tuners are 1/4" in diameter and have holes at the END (not the center). The shafts are just under 1 inch in length and the distance from the plate to the string hole is just over 7/8" (22.5mm). These tuners can be used for repair work, new instrument building, and are especially good for Cigar Box Guitars! Please note that it is important to mount these on the correct side of the headstock, otherwise the gears may slip. Always make sure the brass gear is aligned towards the body of the instrument, and not the top of the headstock, and you'll know you have them on the correct side!

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