Solid Wood Guitar Toggle Switch Ring

For a more organic look on your instrument, this solid-wood guitar toggle-switch washer is an excellent choice. It easily replaces conventional plastic versions and adds natural charm to your guitar.

Each wooden guitar toggle-switch washer is made from fine woods commonly used in lutherie, including maple, rosewood and ebony. Each species creates a different effect, from bright and light to dark and refined. Maple is understated and simple, ideal for an elegant style. Warm-toned rosewood creates a striking contrast on light-colored guitar bodies. Ebony provides a deep, luxurious look that immediately enhances the instrument's appearance.

Manufacturing combines appearance and reliability. Each piece is precision-machined to a uniform thickness of 2 mm. The outside diameter is 33.7 mm and the inside diameter is 13 mm. These dimensions correspond to the standards used on Les Paul-style guitars, allowing direct installation without special modifications.

The manufacturing method depends on the wood species. Maple and rosewood are laser-cut for fine, accurate outlines. Denser ebony is CNC-machined for stability and clean edges. Each wooden guitar toggle-switch washer is therefore produced with the demands of guitar making in mind.

This wooden selector-switch washer is supplied unfinished, sanded with 100-grit abrasive and ready for customization. You can oil it to highlight the grain, varnish it for a glossy finish, or apply a light stain. Some musicians prefer to leave it natural to retain the authentic feel of the material.

Although this component may seem discreet, it can strongly influence a guitar's style. On a natural, oiled or satin-finished body, it blends into the overall appearance. This small detail expresses the instrument's personality and the authenticity of craftsmanship. A simple part that can subtly transform a guitar's look.

The toggle-switch washer can also be engraved with text or a custom design. Contact us. To learn more about the purpose of this component, see the original example here.