Taylor Truss Rod Wrench

I have a couple of Taylors and I'm always losing my truss rod wrench. If you have a Taylor guitar, you must have to have a couple of these if you are just like me. Specially because measures are very specific for Taylor Truss Rods.
Pros: Fits in every Taylor. Good Quality
Cons: Expensive like most of branded tools

I was in love with my new Taylor, and I wanted to have this wrench, just to compliment it. One end is a scewdriver for removing truss rod cover screws, the other end is the actual truss rod wrench. It's standard Taylor equipment, so if you have the nerve to adjust the truss rod on your guitar, this is the tool, and it's all you need. Of course there will be cheaper ones around but the name Taylor stands for good quality.

Well, I bought a great acoustic guitar but I needed a wrench to set the action, so I thought that the best for a Taylor guitar would have been a Taylor tool.
In fact, it was!
In a few days i received this solid, fantastic truss rod wrench that perfectly fits my truss rod's enclosure.
It works great and it looks like a tool that can last 100 years. Very good quality for an item that is just essential, for any guitarist. Highly recommended!

It's a great prodduct, It's what I was waiting for

Wanna adjust the neck on your Taylor as needed? You will need one of these. It’s inexpensive, solid and works perfectly. Taylor should give you one with their pricey guitars. But they don’t. Get yours at Thomann!

A good tool that's solid and appears to made of good material, unlikely to break and seems to be exactly like the original, which was lost. Does exactly what you need it to do, so if you have a Taylor, you need this!

Fits the Taylor truss rod well. Good quality and excellent workmanship. All round a good product.
Beware Richenbacker 4003 owners. Do not believe the other reviews about this key fitting Rics. It does not unless you grind the key down to size

The Taylor Truss Rod Wrench has the exact proportion to fit the space we have in our guitars when we need to adjust the necks.

screwdriver and truss rod adjuster on one tool is clearly an improvement. Like the black too!