MAXCHEER 6Pcs Guitar Bone Bridge Pins Natural Bone Color Replacement Parts with Abalone Dot

Maxcheer bridge pins. Nice appearance and well made. Natural bone. However, too thick for my bridge holes. Sticking up approx. 3/8 from bridge height. Had to grind and sand thickness, for proper fit. Note: ( I would not recommend altering the bridge holes. ). I used a Black and Decker rotary tool, with 80 grit grinding attachment tool, chucked up/ collet. Remove material quickly. Then ( hand ) sand with 250 grit. Knock down sharp edges. Grind back side first. Follow the taper, of bridge pin, as you grind. Rotate 90 deg. Grind. Follow taper. Rotate 180 deg. Grind. follow taper. For a total of 3 surfaces. ( don't grind the pin groove ). Then hand sand the sharp edges. Check fit. Repeat the mat. removal process. ( It is time consuming ). To get the tight fit and proper height, your looking for. Took me about 90 minutes, approx. For 5 pins. One of the pins was too small. To work with. ( Reason 4 stars ). I did order a second set. To finish the job.. ( probably a good idea anyway ). You might need extra's. Pin removal tool. Comes with Set. Helpful. Pins look and function well. Would buy these again. For another guitar project.. .

There was nothing to dislike they fit, the finish was great, and tonaly they sound good

Bought these as a gift for our nephew. He was really excited to get them. They look pretty nice and are exactly what I expected them to be. It’s nice the include the pin tool also. He is a happy camper!

Good

Used them in my Martin, little better sound than originals

I ordered these for my concert acoustic they work and look great! I did have to do some light sanding for the perfect fit but overall the price is well worth it..

Good Quality product but Amazon prime is not what it used to be delivery time constantly changing to multiple days