Most of us have probably heard of the Tremolo no. It's a device that you install at the back cavity of the guitar to prevent a floating bridge from floating. Lone Phantom from Jemsite had this brilliant idea of creating a cheap tremolo stopper from parts that you can probably buy from any DIY stall in the world.
By using a barrel bolt meant for doors, instead of installing it on a door, you install it at the back of the guitar, replacing the middle spring. It gives you the option to set your floating bridge into non floating or floating position. More information on how to do the procedure can be found here.
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