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John Kinnaird
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Somebody remind me what kind of tuners go on the OLF guitar. I am in the process of drilling holes and got to wondering what size bit I should use.
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John, I am pretty sure they are standard Waverly tuners. I don't have a clue where they are though.

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Yep Waverleys John check with Bruce Dickey he had them at one point and probably knows where they went.
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Thanks guys. I will drill for Waverleys. We can always go bigger if need be.   I wonder if Bruce has those Waverley's with him on the Amazon


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Nope Tim has the Waves in Ohio. Nickel or Chrome I forget, but they are nice.

John, Pics? Inquiring minds wanna see...Dickey38723.5524189815
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Yes... def... I would like to see how this is shaping up if you have a camera near by.   

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OK, I am binding the peghead right now and it is not a pretty time. Let me get this done and then show pics.

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