D'Addario micro tuner - no clip

This allows you to screw your D'Addario micro tuner into a tuning machine on the back of the head of your instrument. You can buy a tuner that comes with this plate, but I've never seen one so I don't know how this compares.

Print in PETG if you can. PLA will work but something slightly more flexible is ideal. This will be a tight fit for your tuner: that's by design, so the rotation you set up will stay.

I put two thin rubber feet on the bottom to make it nice and snug against the wood: see the photo. This flexes the part just a little, which is probably good, since the tuner depends on a firm mechanical connection to transmit sound to the tuner. If you don't have rubber feet, I imagine styrofoam or anything else you cram in there would be good enough, as long as you've got the screw tight enough.

Don't overtighten the screw or you'll strip the hole for your tuning machine! Before taking the screw completely out, loosen it just a little bit, then turn it the same amount back in, to feel how tight it needs to be.

Thanks to burt77 for doing the inital hard work on this!