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You can just put a piece of tape on the wrench instead of using paper. Good video!

Very informative. Thank you!

You’re a good man. This helped enormously. Changed everything! Thank you.

Well done! Thank you!

great thanks!

Thanks for this video and tool! Was able to make this minor adjustment on my guitar to stop some buzzing.

The paper trick is a good one. No more damaged strings

my fingers thank you .

Thank you sir for posting this !

thanks for the lesson, simple,short,to the point, no BS. VERY COOL..

Thanks! I already had the wrench but I didn't know the trick with the paper or the quarter. Sometimes the simplest things can make all the difference!!

I just got a d 28 today. Thanks for the video!

Finally, someone is able to explain simply and accurately, how to adjust a truss rod and string height. I've watched 10 videos previously and one is more confusing than the next. Thank you!

Thanks o much. Off to get the wrench.

Never thought of paper to protect the strings... Thanks!

Mais your accent is the same as mine. S. La?

Great link. I just ordered mine. You saved me a lot of grief. My strings are buzzing and I didn't even know that the guitar had a truss rod.

awesome video thanks alot!

Very helpful! Will save me so much time and money! Always looking for easy DIY solutions like this! Thanks for posting!

Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!! What I needed to know when I needed to know it. Worked perfectly for me.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah brother this helped this guy!

Thanks!

Thank you, much appreciated. Ordered the wrench as per your suggestion. .

I watched the video, purchased the tool and less than a half clock wise turn later my action was right where I wanted it! Thanks.

Very helpful. I just bought a Martin X series and its action is higher than expected. I will use your instructions to setup the action. Thank you very much.

Thank you! I was so scared that my guitar may not have the metal thing... it was the tool...

Thank you very much.! You helped me.

NICE. Just ordered one. This will work better than me standing with both feet on the neck at the bridge and pulling up on the strings as hard as I can. ( I KID )

Cool instruction, I thought I lost my trussrod, Mr Godvoice.

Thanks for the vid. I actually have an HD-28 that I restrung last week and found that the neck has flattened out due to the changes in humidity. I just ordered the tool on eBay, and will be adding a little neck relief as soon as it arrives. The paper "string protectors" is a great tip, so thanks!

Thanks, your video helped me a lot!!!!!!!!! What a kind and nice instruction!!!!!

Thanks, Lord.

Hey man thanks for the video

Good work sir!

Thanks, Dude.

This was like the best instruction video!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

awesome tutorial!-you saved me a lot of money and a lot of stress when the temperature fluctuations throw my guitar a little out of whack! thank you so much!

This is really a big help. Thank you for posting. I was wondering why a standard (shorter) wrench was not working.

Your instructional video was fantastic and I understood every thing you said. Have a D35 and would not want to damage the truss rod. Will set the height when my wrench gets here. Thank you very much. Put this video in my "favorites".

great video needed that bit of education. thank you!

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you and Thank you!!!!!!!!!

My guitar is a Martin HD-28VS. It has the longer body that connects to the neck at the 12th fret which makes the truss rod much closer. The longer part of this tool was too long to fit but the short part worked fine. Thanks for the video and the tool. By the way, the shipping to CA only took two days which is incredible.

Thanks a Lot, a big help. I did not have to move it very much, maybe I turned 1/8 of an inch, all it needed. Perfect. Thanks again.

Great instructions. I quickly located and adjusted my truss rod. Saved me $45. Thanks for taking the time to help others.

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Worked great! Thank you!