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There are no tariffs charged on items shipped from Canada up to the value of $800, as De Minimis Exemption (low value exception on imports) still applies.
NUT AND SADDLE SANDER
Replacing ,or adjusting a guitar neck nut or an acoustic guitar saddle is one of the most common job done in guitar repair shop. Every busy luthier should have one in his (her) toolbox.
It is not possible getting your nut bottom sanded square just holding it with your hand. You do need some tool to hold it in,to get it right for a tight fit that makes for a good tone.
GUITAR NUT AND SADDLE SANDER will help you to do that.
Just pop it in and ride the sander on the strip of a sand paper on a flat surface, until the wheels start turning.
Not only a bottom of your nut or saddle will get perfectly squared and flat, you will also be able to use adjustment screws placed in one of the corresponding set of holes (on set for the nut , another for a saddle) to dial exact amount you want to remove.
The markings (8 of them) under the adjusting screws make for a very fine adjustment. Each mark equals about 0.1 mm.
In imperial, one whole turn is 1/32", so 4 marks is 1/64" and so on.
Proudly made in North America (Canada) in
the guitarbuilderonline's garage shop.
It is not possible getting your nut bottom sanded square just holding it with your hand. You do need some tool to hold it in,to get it right for a tight fit that makes for a good tone.
GUITAR NUT AND SADDLE SANDER will help you to do that.
Just pop it in and ride the sander on the strip of a sand paper on a flat surface, until the wheels start turning.
Not only a bottom of your nut or saddle will get perfectly squared and flat, you will also be able to use adjustment screws placed in one of the corresponding set of holes (on set for the nut , another for a saddle) to dial exact amount you want to remove.
The markings (8 of them) under the adjusting screws make for a very fine adjustment. Each mark equals about 0.1 mm.
In imperial, one whole turn is 1/32", so 4 marks is 1/64" and so on.
Proudly made in North America (Canada) in
the guitarbuilderonline's garage shop.
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C$139.99 + shipping at check out *
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