Korean Epi Les Paul - truss rod wrench/nut question

[overdriver]

mm ok If I had time to post pics I would.. On second thought here you go... and if i'm a nut... your a F&(ING IDIOT....

That has been pointed out to me many times during my life, how about you? New one on me a nut for rod adjustment, sure its not a fake.All my old Samick made Epi take a 4mm, but hey guess they had different designs at some time. Live and learn.

 

[dennistruckdriver]

That has been pointed out to me many time during my life, how about you>

It is annoying to have pointed out over and over, isn't it. I get SOOOO tired of it myself!
GAAAA!!!!!

 

[overdriver]

Hi Dennis having a good weekend?

 

[overdriver]

Once more... the early korean epis
1 have nitro
2 have a NUT instead of a hex
3 have a different headstock pattern
4 have a serial number that is on a sticker... many are removed...
5 kick ASS

Nitro another new one on me are you sure! Guess those great pups really do kick ass.

 

[dennistruckdriver]

Hi Dennis having a good weekend?

"My old girlfriend from Oklahoma was gonna fly out for the dance but she couldn't cause she's doing some modeling right now. "

 

[overdriver]

"My old girlfriend from Oklahoma was gonna fly out for the dance but she couldn't cause she's doing some modeling right now. "

So............... is that a good thing or......... bad thing
Model does she eat meat

 

[dennistruckdriver]

So............... is that a good thing or......... bad thing
Model does she eat meat

"No. Not unless she likes fish."

 

[overdriver]

"No. Not unless she likes fish."

Pitty........ maybe next weekend! Take care bro. going to turn in. Bye.

 

[timgman]

you guys kill me...hehe

 

[funko]

The final answer for Epi Les Paul Made in Korea is 7mm or 9/32 ''

 

[invasion]

Dang, I remember the big push back in the '70's to learn the metric system, as the good ol' USA was gonna convert over. WTF happened ?? Crap is still inches/ounces (both weight and volume). God bless the US, I guess

In the UK we learnt metric (im 37) I can remeber having battles with my Grandad(grandpa) as he learn't in imperial. I told him that it was all changing and in a few years no one would use inches He would just grin and say "Ok"

The thing that annoys me the most, is when you go to buy some wood. sheet material is in metric and everything else in imperial?? cant they just use one or the other to save confusion for people.

I would sooner use imperial TBH as you can be more accurate

 

[string bender]

on a nut type truss rod, you'll need a 7MM wrench if its between 1/4 and 5/16".

 

[Hack]

The only thing that will fit it properly is a left-handed adjustable wrench.