I’ve been trying to find one, but no luck so far.

wow, I’ve never seen one of those, that’s really neat…I’m sure that would work too. (unless it’s too big) I’m not sure.

btw, last time I used some small mole grips, I dunno if you call them that in the US.

these things…

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Images/Products/size_3/TLGRIP.JPG

as long as you get them clamped with the right amount of pressure you shouldn’t do any damage.

yeah i was going to suggest stewart macdonald guitar shop supply, i buy from them all the time, and although i don’t own that tool, Ive seen in in every catalog, and contemplate buying one every time, but i always find other things that the cash need to go for more, and i end up using other tools like the ones above for the nut instead. evan if it is risky, you need to be careful, one little slip and you could put a huge gouge in your guitar finish or pedal!

plus the tool above, looks like you could tighten it like a pin vise, and make it fit a slightly different size, i would think it should work (from stew-mac)

o and i too have just compared the nuts i have purchased for the guitars i build, and thew nut on the switchcraft switches that this tool is made for does match the ones on the vintage EH pedals i have.

yes all hear in this post, looking for the correct tool (that includes you EH-MAN, i hope we could help you for once Ron) buy the above pictured tool from http://www.stewmac.com , they have never let me down in the past, and have awesome customer service, you got a tech question? e-mail it to them and they will respond with results, so if your still unsure, just ask them first. and request them to send you a catalog, there a lot more fun to look threw than having to navigate there website.