KAISH Metal Nickel 10mm Vintage Guitar Tuning Keys Conversion Bushings Adapter Ferrules

Worked great on my guitar.

I like that these are slightly larger outside diameter than others I've bought.I had to use a rattail file to slightly reem the holes on the guitar headstock. Just a quick couple of passes through each hole was enough for a perfectly snug fit. I've bought reducing/adapter bushings in the past that, even though they were larger than the original standard bushings, still needed to be wrapped in foil tape to keep them from falling out.These work much better.I much prefer slightly enlarging the holes to wrapping the bushings to make them fit.It made for a quick,easy,well fitting installation.These are very nice quality bushings that look great and are reasonably priced.

These fit 6.5 mm 2014? Gibson Les Paul tuners I'm putting on a SG kit ...and they look cool😁

I bought these for a guitar project. To be fair, the description says they may not fit vintage style tuners. They fit Squire headstocks (10mm) just fine, but they do not fit vintage Fender stamped split shaft toners. I’ll need to buy ones 3x as much from Stew Mac. They do however work great on import ukuleles with cheap tuners. The originals were guitar string tuners which had 10mm holes. Graphtech Ratio tuners say they are only compatible with 6mm holes. These conversion ferrules do the trick! Get these for ukes, not guitars!

Fit perfect on my 1995 MIM Strat.

I used these as replacements for certain vintage acoustic guitars.They fit all my Yamaha FG series (Japanese and Taiwanese models).Always measure the existing holes in your guitar's headstock and choose accordingly. Most are 8mm or 10mm in diameter.Great value, good quality and easy to install.I would buy again as needed.

Bought for Squire rebuild with Gotoh vintage style locking tuners. They fit the 10mm peghead holes well. I was surprised the finish quality of these was so poor. Lots of rough spots; pits and bumps. Fortunately for me, I am building a relic type guitar so they were inconspicuous. But if you're building a nice guitar and need flawless hardware look elsewhere.

They are nice. It was very very snug for my application on a 2010 squier affinity tele