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bob J
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Stupid question. Are slot-head and classical tuners interchangible-holes, placing, size?
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Bob, do you mean steel string slot-head tuners and classical tuners?

If that's what you meant, they are not the same. The classical tuners have a much larger post to wrap the nylon string around.   It is not suitable for steel strings.

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Thanks, exactly what I wanted to know.
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Having said that, most classical tuners and slot head steel string tuners have the same distance between holes on center so with a single jig, with a drill bushing, you can drill/route for both type guitars.

See Stew-Mac and LMII for details.
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Thanks!
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