Cutting Nut Slots Without Files at Edith Lindsey blog

Cutting Nut Slots Without Files. Finally a triangular file for filing excess material off the top of the nut and 600, 800 and 1200 grit sandpaper for smoothing the nut. A set of inexpensive needle files is quite. The lead will put a radiused mark on your nut to match the absolute max depth at which you can cut your slots. Roughing the slot with a saw is much faster than filing without the saw cuts. Word has been going around the internet recently about a cheap alternative to gauged nut files for guitar and bass. Since a proper set of nut files isn’t cheap, this is tempting. Filing a nut without nut files is going to be pretty tough, especially if the nut is real bone (the plastic/graphite nuts cut like. Also, am wondering if it's. Matching the top of the frets. Just curious how dys people are cutting nut slots without using the exact size file for each string?

Matching the top of the frets. The lead will put a radiused mark on your nut to match the absolute max depth at which you can cut your slots. Finally a triangular file for filing excess material off the top of the nut and 600, 800 and 1200 grit sandpaper for smoothing the nut. Word has been going around the internet recently about a cheap alternative to gauged nut files for guitar and bass. Roughing the slot with a saw is much faster than filing without the saw cuts. A set of inexpensive needle files is quite. Filing a nut without nut files is going to be pretty tough, especially if the nut is real bone (the plastic/graphite nuts cut like. Just curious how dys people are cutting nut slots without using the exact size file for each string? Also, am wondering if it's. Since a proper set of nut files isn’t cheap, this is tempting.

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Cutting Nut Slots Without Files Since a proper set of nut files isn’t cheap, this is tempting. The lead will put a radiused mark on your nut to match the absolute max depth at which you can cut your slots. Roughing the slot with a saw is much faster than filing without the saw cuts. Just curious how dys people are cutting nut slots without using the exact size file for each string? Matching the top of the frets. A set of inexpensive needle files is quite. Filing a nut without nut files is going to be pretty tough, especially if the nut is real bone (the plastic/graphite nuts cut like. Also, am wondering if it's. Word has been going around the internet recently about a cheap alternative to gauged nut files for guitar and bass. Since a proper set of nut files isn’t cheap, this is tempting. Finally a triangular file for filing excess material off the top of the nut and 600, 800 and 1200 grit sandpaper for smoothing the nut.