Outlet pegs purchased for maintenance. I am selling these because I have extras. ※The image is a sample. The number of washers and other details may vary. Although these are unused, they are outlet items and may have scratches, dullness, rust, chips, peeling, paint lifting, uneven finishes, etc., due to shipping and storage. Please do not purchase if you are looking for a pristine item. Please understand that these are not perfect like Gotoh products, as they are inexpensive. Those who use Schaller products will understand, but this type has a bite when tightened and play when loosened. While not as perfect to use as Gotoh, it is a specification, and it is stable after tuning. I find these useful because they are inexpensive and work reasonably well. Screws of the same color are included. I think these can be used for both acoustic and electric guitars. 【Handling Precautions for Pegs, Peg Buttons, etc.‼】 ● Resin peg buttons are not as strong as metal ones, and may crack depending on how they are handled, due to aging, or physical damage. Please handle them with care. Handle them carefully during installation. (Please be careful when tightening the mounting screws. Tightening them too much may cause damage. Also, align the screw threads of the mounting screws with the threads of the shaft before tightening. If the threads are not properly engaged, the threads may be damaged.) Peg buttons are stronger when thick and weaker when thin, so they are vulnerable to force from the vertical and horizontal directions depending on their shape, so please handle them with care. ● If the pegs are installed on a guitar with a head thickness of 1.7cm or more (or a guitar that is too thin), the nut may not bite deeply enough, and installation may not be possible. However, this is the buyer's responsibility, and returns are not accepted. (Please note that there are many cases where the head thickness varies, such as individual differences and guitars with thick paint, which can make the head thickness thicker.) ● Nuts with weak bites may have shallow grooves and may come out. Nuts that are harder may bite more firmly, so try installing them first, even if they don't turn smoothly. (If you rub a nut that doesn't turn smoothly too much to make it smooth, the grooves may be worn down, making the bite shallower and causing it to come out.)