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Dale Lee


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Post  Posted 8 Sep 2012 9:15 am    
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Maybe this has been done but if so I haven't seen it. I got tired of dropping my tuning wrench. So I made this lanyard by drilling a hole in the handwheel of the wrench and running a string through it.

So far it doesn't seem to inhibit using the wrench.

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Bent Romnes


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Post  Posted 8 Sep 2012 9:35 am    
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Good idea, Dale.
Tell me..what brand of steel is that in the picture? Looks very interesting.
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Dale Lee


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Post  Posted 8 Sep 2012 9:40 am    
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Thanks, Bent. It is a Sierra Artist.
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Keith Davidson


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Post  Posted 8 Sep 2012 10:14 am    
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Great idea - for what it's worth I use this and it works great. Tuning wrench drops into the small hole.




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Ray Anderson

 

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Jenkins, Kentucky USA
Post  Posted 8 Sep 2012 10:34 am    
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Also if you were using a pot pedal you would have an extra string for repairs. Whoa! That is a good idea, believe I'll try it. Mr. Green
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Thomas Ludwig


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Post  Posted 8 Sep 2012 10:42 am    
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way to go Very Happy
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Larry Allen


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Kapaa, Kauai,Hawaii
Post  Posted 13 Sep 2012 2:18 pm     Quik stix
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Keith, where did you get the quik stix bar holder? Thanks Larry
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David Mason


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Cambridge, MD, USA
Post  Posted 14 Sep 2012 6:06 am    
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Could make an attractive pair of earrings, if your boat floats that way - but the tuning process might then appear a bit... "unnatural", to those not in the know.
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Dale Lee


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Post  Posted 14 Sep 2012 6:43 am    
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David Mason wrote:

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Could make an attractive pair of earrings, if your boat floats that way - but the tuning process might then appear a bit... "unnatural", to those not in the know.


I hadn't thought of doing that. But you have given me an idea. I am thinking to make up a few and hang them on our Christmas tree this holiday season. Laughing
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Dave Hopping


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Aurora, Colorado
Post  Posted 14 Sep 2012 8:50 am    
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@ Larry-
I got my Quick-Stix from Steel Guitar Nashville,but I like Dale's idea.Thanks,Dale.
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Keith Davidson


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Post  Posted 14 Sep 2012 8:55 am     Re: Quik stix
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Larry Allen wrote:
Keith, where did you get the quik stix bar holder? Thanks Larry


Larry, I got it here. http://www.qwikstix.com/OLS/

Thing works great, clamps on the leg and is extremely light.

I have mine on my left side but if you were to mount it on your right it would be pretty handy if used in combination with the lanyard Dale is using.
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Larry Allen


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Post  Posted 14 Sep 2012 9:32 am     Tuner
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Dave and Keith, thanks for the info. I use an Allen wrench on my Excels and Carl's big wrench on my ShoBuds and both will fit on it.Larry
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