iLuiz Guitar Neck Notched Straight Edge Luthiers Tool for Gibson Fender
Guitar neck,Straight edge Luthiers,most Guitar Fretboard and Frets
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About iLuiz Guitar Neck Notched Straight Edge Luthiers Tool for Gibson Fender
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
92% appreciated the precise bridge and nut adjustments, while 8% found it tricky to use
I added a set of files for the nut and now I do the set ups myself.
I almost broke the truss in my guitar because I could not adjust the relief out.
83% appreciated its rugged construction, but 17% experienced breakage
I expect the tool to get damaged quickly because it is soft.
I noticed that the straight edge has major gaps in the middle when I measured it against a known flat surface.
I checked the measuring edges against a precision surface plate and found that they were not straight or flat.
76% praised for its help in diagnosing electronic issues, while 24% found it unclear
The tool is a little sharp on the edges, but it will not damage my guitar.
I faced difficulty in straightening the guitar neck and it made me think that the neck was warped when it wasnt.
I noticed a gap between the part that makes contact with the fretboard and the middle surface when I lined it up against a meter stick or flat surface.
I had a problem with the truss in my guitar because the straight edge was not flat.
82% liked the effective fretboard cleaning
I use the tool as a straight edge to check the guitar fretboard for straightness.
88% found it easy to wind strings, but 12% experienced difficulties
I can easily check the necks of my guitars and also check the frets while changing strings.
The tool is exactly what I needed to make adjustments to my guitar's neck.
It was difficult to straighten the guitar neck with the product, which made me think it was warped when it wasn't.
The tool was slightly concave on the straight side, making it difficult to adjust the guitar neck.
