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    I've been working on my current project for ages now,
    http://www.musicradar.com/forum/show...=107038&page=1
    it's been hard to find the time last few months. I'm nearing the end though all the refinishing is done, new tuners and electrics installed only 2 jobs left, make a new control cavity cover and enjoy the setup then play the shit out of it.
    The problem is I finished the electrics at stupid o'clock on Saturday night and suddenly realised that I'd forgotten to order a truss rod tool. The one I got with my us prs was too big. I had a quick look online and saw a few sites where people said their gibson tool worked fine on a se. I didn't bother checking properly logged onto wd music and my package was here when I got home today. Well it doesn't bloody fit does it? It was late, I was wrecked and completely forgot that the us prs tool and the gibson wrench are the same size. I suppose to look on the brightside at least I have a spare and the end of the new one is also a screwdriver
    So does anyone know what size I have to get for an se? The guitar sounds awesome but the necks a fraction too straight and I've had to raise the action a little to compensate.

    I promise full completed project thread soon with quality pics once I make the new cavity cover this weekend. Also an exclusive sneak preview photo sent to the first person that can help me out with the size.

    Cheers

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    Can any SE owner tell me the right size to order please?

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    Afraid I don't know Adam, but is it a hex tool? If so, a set of hex tools (metric and imperial) aren't expensive from B&Q or similar. Bound to be one that fits. If it is a nut over a rod, I'm stumped. But hope you get sorted. Looking forward to the pics!

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    Afraid not dude it's a nut over the rod the same as a US prs or Gibson. I'm just not 100% sure what size I need. Prs themselves sell them from their site but won't ship internationally. I've seen a few on eBay but was hoping someone with an se could tell me which one I needed so I can get the right size. It's only slightly smaller than the US one which is rather irritating.

    Oh and pics as soon as I make a new control cavity cover (hopefully tomorrow) it looks a bit untidy without it. Plus it was buzzing a little so the current one I made out of cardboard backed with copper tape to shield the pots until I make the permanent one :-)
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    Not sure if this link will work, but I'e found some on E bay UK. If not just search for PRS SE truss rod on th 'bay. Thinkit's about 7 mm by the way, Project looks very cool by the way.
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_sa...s+se+truss+rod

    edit,linky works!

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    Quote Originally Posted by danomess View Post
    Right not sure if this link will work, but I'e found some on E bay UK. If not just search for PRS SE truss rod on th 'bay. Thinkit's about 7 mm by the way, Project looks very cool by the way.
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_sa...s+se+truss+rod
    Cheers danomess the link didn't work but 7mm is a good place to start.

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    Link works now, for me anyway...

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