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msween
PostPosted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 8:02 pm 
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Fitting an FU2 Floyd Rose trem on a Peavey Wolfgang for a customer, and my brain has the dumb today. the supplied studs have a bigger bushing and the customer wants them installed. Do I drill the hole to the same diameter of the knurled part of the bushing, or to the diameter of the unknurled part of the bushing? I want to say drill as per the latter, so the knurls will grab into the wood better, but... it's been a long day, and my brain is fried.... lol

Pretty sure I'm right, I'd just like someone to verify if possible. thanks a bunch.
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