How to Use the StewMac Bullet Guitar Jack Tightener: A Must-Have Tool!

Today a quick explainer on this really handy StewMac guitar jack tool. At the time of this writing, it costs just a bit over $13 for the plastic version. There is also an upgraded version where the wrench part of the tool is metal for about $24.
After having used this for about a year, I can say I wish I had gotten the metal one because what happens is the plastic wrench part of the tool starts to degrade with use. In general, I use this tool WAY more than I thought I would. It comes in handy all the time, as jacks always get loose. Here is a link to the StewMac page (this is NOT a paid endorsement):
www.stewmac.com/luthier-tools-and-supplies/tools-by-job/tools-for-electronics/bullet-guitar-jack-tightener/
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[@whiskerbiscuit6674]

Garbage product that doesn't work. Don't waste your money. I have one. Doesn't do jack all.

[@stillkickinmusic]

Hi, it works for me! has for years, but your mileage may vary! thanks.