Pocket Truss Rod Wrenches

Useful tool to have but the head of it could be a bit smaller for a more snug fit into the truss rod slot.

Still worked though.

I like this tool. It works fine & it is small enough to fit easily in my guitar case pocket. Will get a couple more for my other guitars.

Recently, my son bought another guitar. It needed the truss bar tightened but we couldn't find a tool to fit. Until he found stewmac.com. He ordered a pocket wrench, it arrived quickly, and he was able to do what needed to be done.

I recently got a Peavey Patriot bass...the only issue was that the neck had excessive relief....I bought the 5/16" wrench ....tightened up the truss rod...Voila....the neck is nice and straight, plays like Buttah......Thnks Mr StewMac.....

This tool is a lifesaver! I was able to easily remove a rounded Gibson truss rod nut that could not be budged by regular tools. It really should be named "Miracle Truss Rod Wrench" because it is an excellent tool for daily use. If you have a Gibson guitar, you will need this wrench sooner or later.

If you have a Jackson guitar, you NEED this tool in order to fix your truss rod. All the other guitars use alan wrenches but Jacksons need this wrench. I couldn't find this tool anywhere else (absolutely no where) except here. It fits the nut perfectly so this is a great buy. Remember, get the 9/32 nut for Jackson guitars.

I love these things. I had one that came with one of my bass guitars and I found it so easy to use that I bought the other sizes so I would have one to fit all my basses. Easy to carry in my gig bag or case and handy in case I need that little neck tweak. A must have for anyone with a guitar or bass.

Thanks to stewmac for great service the truss rod wrench ( We call them spanners !!)worked great in setting up my Epiphone les paul ( 90s model) These wrenches are nearly impossible to find in europe, Even the distributors dont have them !!! Thanks for your advice and prompt delivery

excellent service

dave Joel

Perfect size, and angle to make the truss rod adjustments. The more guitars I get, the more I need it. Good for gibson, and ibanez.

They are long enough in the truss rod cavity for a good torque yet short enough for an easy fit. A real necessity for a guitar repairman or hobbyist.