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Ended up using the Neutrik port dimensions and this image to make some estimates:

[ATTACH=full]222372[/ATTACH]

If the port on the left is 22mm wide, I estimate the hex nut (flat to flat) is ~12mm, the middle metal part is ~9.2mm, and the center "button" (in white) is ~6.4mm.

Looking at the specs on the Eaton part I linked to before, the dimensions are 14mm / 11.68mm / 7.87mm

The ratios between the parts are about the same too, the metal "center" is about 77 to 83% of the face to face nut width, and the button is about 67 to 70% of the metal width

I'm currently looking into threaded metal rods that are hollow, then I could put a nut on it and maybe insert a wooden dowel or something.

[QUOTE="Bob A Feet, post: 522709, member: 12969"] Ended up using the Neutrik port dimensions and this image to make some estimates: [ATTACH type="full" width="500px"]222372[/ATTACH] If the port on the left is 22mm wide, I estimate the hex nut (flat to flat) is ~12mm, the middle metal part is ~9.2mm, and the center "button" (in white) is ~6.4mm. Looking at the specs on the Eaton part I linked to before, the dimensions are 14mm / 11.68mm / 7.87mm The ratios between the parts are about the same too, the metal "center" is about 77 to 83% of the face to face nut width, and the button is about 67 to 70% of the metal width I'm currently looking into threaded metal rods that are hollow, then I could put a nut on it and maybe insert a wooden dowel or something. [/QUOTE]

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