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This method can be used to install any tuner of any type without damage to front veneer or the rear surface. Drill a small dimple where the tuner will go, hold the guide and bit tip against the dimple, and clamp the wooden drill bit guide and backing board in place. Pull the bit out and check centering before actually drilling the hole. This particular hole is 9/32" for violin tuners, but larger holes for nut mounted conventional tuners can be installed in the same manner.
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