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Technique to Enlarge Pot Holes in your Guitar

September 11, 2020
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Another Breja ToneWorks DIY video – this time I’ll show you my technique for enlarging the pot holes in your guitar so that you hopefully will not chip or flake the …

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Comments 43

  1. Ken Dixon says:
    6 months ago

    Thanks for making this video!

    Reply
  2. LuketheNuke says:
    6 months ago

    you are a genius! thank you for this tip.

    Reply
  3. Nickhead87 says:
    6 months ago

    Can this be done to make a pot shaft hole bigger to fit a 3-way toggle switch?

    Reply
  4. Dane Calderon says:
    6 months ago

    You just saved me from shelling out money for a reamer. Thanks!

    Reply
  5. Jovan Radojkovic says:
    6 months ago

    Thank you so much, your video helps a TON. I was banging my head how to drill a hole on my Ibanez to replace factory crap pots to CTS full size LP style. I was preparing a step drill bit but didn't have a gut to start. Again thank you so much sir. Greets from Serbia. 👍🤘😉

    Reply
  6. TheNeonRabbit says:
    6 months ago

    Damn, that's a great idea

    Reply
  7. dbhammond says:
    6 months ago

    Thank you so much! I did this today and it was a piece of cake.

    Reply
  8. Shrek Smith says:
    6 months ago

    Could you do this same method of you had to replace the bridge posts?

    Reply
  9. powersv2 says:
    6 months ago

    I'm trying to put a DPDT on-off-on switch into a non-existent hole without killing the lacquer.

    Reply
  10. bri w says:
    6 months ago

    Use a luthier reaming tool, you can buy cheap ones or expensive ones. Dont buy metal working ones though, they are too abrasive and may chip wood

    Reply
  11. Audible Quest says:
    6 months ago

    I’m experiencing exactly this on the exact sg today. Thanks for making this.

    Reply
  12. aron hallam says:
    6 months ago

    Thanks i was about to wreck my guitar

    Reply
  13. Casey Harris says:
    6 months ago

    Can I use a screw on knob with a splined CTS pot? Thanks!

    Reply
  14. Brian Burttram says:
    6 months ago

    This worked perfect, thanks for sharing the tip!

    Reply
  15. Nexus Polaris says:
    6 months ago

    Thank you for a very helpful video. Got it done in 5 mins.

    Reply
  16. Coeur De Corbeau Records says:
    6 months ago

    Fantastic! Worked like a charm! Thank you!

    Reply
  17. Louie Baltazar says:
    6 months ago

    This helped me a bunch, thank you!

    Reply
  18. David Robinson says:
    6 months ago

    Great advice ….thanks

    Reply
  19. sharikmarius says:
    6 months ago

    Oh my goodness, THANK YOU!! I was in the process of installing a prewired Aguilar preamp in my bass, did some additional soldiering to parts already connected the bass, only to find out that the pot holes are too small. This video saved the day!

    Reply
  20. SonicBlur says:
    6 months ago

    THIS is perfect advice here! Thank you so much! EXACTLY what I was looking for!

    Reply
  21. roba575 says:
    6 months ago

    Excellent tutorial, thank you!

    Reply
  22. Thunderhose says:
    6 months ago

    brilliant idea! Thanks

    Reply
  23. edward John says:
    6 months ago

    That was an awesome tutorial. Thank you!

    Reply
  24. Mel Bryant says:
    6 months ago

    awesome i will use this technique from now on. I wish i had watched this before working on my acoustic to change the tuners or my v to move the toggle switch, i chipped a brand new guitar's finish . Ah well i covered it up and when it gets enough dings i'll completely refinish it. But this technique will make it so i never chip out a finish again. Very useful, thank you! m/

    Reply
  25. Sanjey White says:
    6 months ago

    how do you do the holes for the wires?

    Reply
  26. Daniel Stein says:
    6 months ago

    or use a violin remer 🙂 twist check twist some more

    Reply
  27. NinjaGazpacho says:
    6 months ago

    This is a life saver, I wish more videos were as clean and concise as this one. Good job!

    Reply
  28. Jason - says:
    6 months ago

    Perfect ! Thank you for this information. Im off to my work shed with confidence.

    Reply
  29. Maurice Hason says:
    6 months ago

    +Breja ToneWorks Hi, I have a Yamaha SA2200 which needs a push-push tone pot replacement. The pot has a long shaft and body which goes way in and almost touch the back of the guitar from the inside. Basically, it is stuck there and I can't pull it out to replace it. Do you have any suggestion how to take this pot off the guitar?

    Thanks!

    Reply
  30. Ryan Edmondson says:
    6 months ago

    Whew. I can chill now. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!

    Reply
  31. bigbearblovespanda says:
    6 months ago

    I like the idea of using the pot washer as a template. Why the he'll didn't I think of it? So simple. So effective.

    Having a metal edge to work with takes out any risk of mistakes. I have the choice of using a rasp, stepped bit, hand reamer, dremel and good old sand paper. The problem I've had is deciding which one to use safely, on my first attempt at this minor job.

    I think I'll use a dremel with a small course sanding cylinder. It fits into the 3/8th" (9.25mm) washer hole, the speed can be carefully adjusted and the sanding action can be controlled by going around the inside of the hole in circular movements, so chipping should be virtually impossible.

    Reply
  32. Pedro Yakov says:
    6 months ago

    Thanks! That was exactly what I was looking for. I will need to buy the roundy file though, at least it's gonna be useful in the future too.
    Again, thank you! 🙂

    Reply
  33. D Barrett-Boatright says:
    6 months ago

    Thanks! for your videos, Very helpful!

    Reply
  34. Patrick says:
    6 months ago

    Thanks a lot xD
    Just what i needed

    Reply
  35. MacLancasterMusic says:
    6 months ago

    Can you show a video one how to wire due hum bucker to a single volume pot with push pull?

    Reply
  36. Dov Beck-Levine says:
    6 months ago

    When's your next video coming out?

    Reply
  37. Tracy C says:
    6 months ago

    It's a whole lot easier, quicker and cleaner to use a reamer. A few turns by hand is all it takes. It cuts clean and doesn't chip the finish. Also, Alpha does make better quality full sized pots. I've been using them for many years and they are just as good as CTS pots.

    Reply
  38. el xero says:
    6 months ago

    A regular hand held reamer is a lot less hassle…. I did all four of my holes this way zero damage

    Reply
  39. DAREU2X says:
    6 months ago

    I use a tapered reamer in my cordless drill quick, easy and, no chips

    Reply
  40. Иннокентий Шниперсон says:
    6 months ago

    nice!

    Reply
  41. Mrpres17 says:
    6 months ago

    Great tip! I had a dremel laying around that happened to have a cone tip stone bit and I used that to enlarge the holes on my SG-400. It also happened to be the exact same diameter as my pot shaft so it fit in perfectly!

    Reply
  42. mark forde says:
    6 months ago

    Great tip for a tricky job,thanks!.

    Reply
  43. gerard cousineau says:
    6 months ago

    Nice ! Thank you Don ! 🙂

    Reply

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