Toggle Switch Knob

Was not a match for my Korean-made 1997 Epiphone Les Paul (too large). I decided to live with my aged switch knob. Also not fond of the lack of metal threads (plastic only)

Solid piece of plastic. This did not fit my stock Epiphone Les Paul switch, but I planned on replacing the switch anyway.

Stew-Mac only sells one size of this toggle knob. And there are 2 sizes of 3 way toggle. Of course mine is the other one.

As stated before this knob needs work, did not fit my Gibson LP - the hole was too big.

Great

Knob was too loose for the switch post on my new Richmond Empire, so I wrapped plumber's tape around the post threads (as a previous reviewer suggested). Fits and looks great now.

These were too big for the threaded shaft of the selector switch. Just used a thin strip of plumbers tape and bingo, tightened right up.

I bought this for an Epiphone Les Paul, but as the other reviewers said the hole is too big. It fit perfectly on my Gibson Les Paul. I put some Gorilla glue in it, and drilled a smaller hole. Just to be clear, the switch is threaded the knob is not, but the metal thread on the switch cuts a thread in the plastic knob. As with most things made in America the Gibson has an SAE thread #8, I'm guessing the Epi is 3.5mm metric.

Excellent quality, 1 problem: I ordered an LP toggle switch and I needed an SG toggle switch!!

Ordered a toggle knob for my 1972 Sekova Les Paul copy. Apparently they used a lot smaller knobs than Les Paul as I had to sand it down to height and ended up gluing it on as it would not thread on. Works fine with the modifications. Wouldn't be an issue if I had replaced the 3 way toggle, but it was cheaper to replace a missing knob.