StewMac Gauged Nut Slotting File Set for Electric Guitar, for Medium Strings - Set of 6
Brand: StewMac
Categories: Musical Instruments, Instrument Accessories, Guitar & Bass Accessories, Tools

This convenient set of 6 nut slotting files will provide you with the right gauges for cutting and shaping string slots on electric guitars. And, you'll save 10% by purchasing the set! Our tempered edge-cut nut files produce round-bottom slots for nuts and saddles. They'll help ensure your strings seat properly in the nut without buzzing! Each chrome-alloy steel file has twin 4" cutting edges. Among our most popular tools, these professional files help you get the job done quickly and correctly. StewMac tech advisors specify this set of 6 files to match Medium Gauge electric guitar strings (one file each in the following cutting widths: 0.010", 0.013", 0.016", 0.028", 0.035", and 0.046"). Match the file to the string gauge. Choose a file of the same size as the string, or no more than a few thousandths wider. By rocking the file side to side, you can widen the slot to fit a slightly wider string. TIP: Nut slotting files work great for metal Tune-o-matic bridge saddles. After filing, polish the slot with abrasive cord to remove file marks. Just want one? Each file is also sold individually.

STEWMAC QUALITY NUT SLOTTING FILES IN THE PERFECT SET - The right gauges for cutting and shaping string slots on electric guitar nuts, in one convenient set
GET THE PERFECT FIT WITH NO BUZZ - Ensure your strings seat properly in the nut without buzzing - this tempered edge-cut file produces round-bottom slots for nuts and saddles
LONG LASTING CHROME-ALLOY STEEL - Made of chrome-alloy steel with twin 4" cutting edges
PROFESSIONAL QUALITY - Professional files that are a must for busy shops and hobbyist luthiers alike
SET INCLUDES 6 FILES FOR ELECTRICS WITH MEDIUM STRINGS - 1 each in the following cutting widths suitable for medium gauge electric guitar strings: 0.010", 0.013", 0.016", 0.028", 0.035", and 0.046"

Item model number: 0882
Date First Available: February 24, 2017