PRS tool dilemma..

[The Fight]

How do you use this? It's not working so great.. mby it's on backwards

 

[kes7u]

sweet........... You tell that truss rod who's boss!

Kevin

 

[jmcecil]

It's for the guitars on the other wall.

 

[bodia]

giggle snort chuckle.

If you really want to know, ask Paul Gilbert

 

[Deleted member 5962]

How do you use this? It's not working so great.. mby it's on backwards

No, you've got it in right, but that's a left handed drill.

 

[markintime]

I'm dieing here....

 

[László]

Hahahaha! Laugh of the day! Thank you!

 

[fender1punk]

"face palm"

 

[Bob Turner]

Well you guys are full of bad advise. I tried the same solo with my sabre saw and it didn't work !

 

[vox801]

I believe you're using it wrong. It's to take some of the windings off your pickups. To get your own special tone.

 

[rugerpc]

I see your problem. That's a hammer drill. Those are for Hamer guitars. You need a PRS drill.

 

[Mixstar]

Are we saying this is an electric instrument?

 

[markintime]

Are we saying this is an electric instrument?

Oh, absolutely!

 

[The Fight]

I see your problem. That's a hammer drill. Those are for Hamer guitars. You need a PRS drill.

I tried to use a hammer to pry the pickups out but only pushed them in deeper..

 

[alantig]

I tried to use a hammer to pry the pickups out but only pushed them in deeper..

Turn it around. Duh.

 

[The Fight]

Oh man that's a good one!

 

[Artjr]

I bet your drill gets hungry after smoking that

 

[dogrocketp]

Well you guys are full of bad advise. I tried the same solo with my sabre saw and it didn't work !

Try a chain saw next time. Much heavier sound.