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  1. 19 de jun. de 2012 · I have some Spectrol 249 potentiometers with a slightly too long shaft (4-5 mm) for the knobs I use. But I'm not sure how to do that correctly i.e. without damaging the pots: OK, I have the following tools: - A Dremel with a cutting-off wheel. - A tool to clamp a workpiece.

  2. 15 de mar. de 2014 · If I get a pot with too short a shaft, I put a little blob of hot melt glue on the top, which prevents the knob from going too far, but allows enough of the splines through to still grip the knob! Circuit Bent Sonic Absurdity:

  3. 20 de jun. de 2008 · There are two fixes. The easy way out is to buy proper long shaft pots. The alternative is to route the wood thinner around the pots.

  4. 13 de dez. de 2016 · I've found a potentiometer which controls the heat of a cook top. One of the outer pins and the centre pin were shorted with a soldered jumper. Why would someone do that?

  5. When selecting a potentiometer for your guitar or bass, consider factors such as resistance value, taper type, brand reputation and shaft specs. Determine your instrument's specific requirements and your desired tonal characteristics to make an informed decision.

  6. Split shaft are ideal for buttons that fit tightly, preventing unwanted movement. It gives the sensation of a harder, more controlled movement. The solid shaft allow a lighter movement, without offering resistance to the guitarist's hand movement.