Does "knurled" mean a pot shaft that, instead of being smooth, has a bunch of ridges going around?
Therefore, would it follow that a knob that is labelled as being "knurled" would have the corresponding grooves within the knob, as opposed to a set screw?
That's the assumption I made when I included such knobs in recent parts orders, one from Small Bear;
http://smallbear-electronics.mybigcommerce.com/knurled-silver-center-colors/
and one from Mammoth Electronics;
http://www.mammothelectronics.com/4SKP-14X17KSL-p/700-2203.htm
...and in both cases I find myself having been shipped knobs with set screws, to accompany a build of mine with knurled pots.
Now I have 6 set screw knobs, and a Big Muff with no knobs!
What gives?
Therefore, would it follow that a knob that is labelled as being "knurled" would have the corresponding grooves within the knob, as opposed to a set screw?
That's the assumption I made when I included such knobs in recent parts orders, one from Small Bear;
http://smallbear-electronics.mybigcommerce.com/knurled-silver-center-colors/
and one from Mammoth Electronics;
http://www.mammothelectronics.com/4SKP-14X17KSL-p/700-2203.htm
...and in both cases I find myself having been shipped knobs with set screws, to accompany a build of mine with knurled pots.
Now I have 6 set screw knobs, and a Big Muff with no knobs!
What gives?