Ratings and reviews

This black plastic doesn't act like other ABS that I have worked with. The plastic doesn't respond to solvents like it should for creating gap filling slurries. Typical methylene chloride or acetone will usually reduce small shavings or ABS into a thin putty like consistency for filling. Not this.
Routed this off and went with ebony.

These Jacks are very hard to find in Music Stores I've been a customer for over ten years and have never had a problem with Stewmac.Always the best quality stuff.

I love this tool! It has made my job of sanding, so much easier. I highly recommend it as an essential for any builder.

It takes awhile to intonate and set up a Floyd. This looks like a great idea. The tool has a little plastic knob which is impossible to turn under tension, so whats the point huh. It also applies pressure on the bolt which is your fine tuner so you really cant keep your hand off the thing. As I said, looks great on paper but when in use, toss it. I can work faster the old fashioned way. I'm out $20. Been tweaking Floyd's since my 1st in 85.

I have the amber and the black. I like them both!!

I purchased this to put on an electric to match the cream pickup covers. There is too much yellow in this for my taste and it did not match the cream pickup covers. I ended up just going black on everything.

I have had excellent results with this lacquer. It builds up nicely and resists running.

I like the ease of use. I used the cherry red to refinish a 335 with excellent results. To the users that had problems with splattering, you might try making sure that the lacquer is warm and be careful to clear the spray nozzles between coats.

Good quality lacquer sticks. They melt easily and flow well.

Nice material and very uniform in diameter. They install very nicely

I have purchased a few packs of these blades and they cut well and hold up well for me also.

These bits cut very well and hold up nicely to some pretty abrasive materials.

The powder mixed very easily with a Locktight 5 min epoxy and gave a good deep color to my inlay job.

Well it went right in and I have had no problems so far. The parts seem to be of good quality and the pots and switch have a good feel to them.

I have a few of these and they make putting a radius on a finger board a breeze, and the are very affordable

I have used this and it works just fine

I've had all kinds of guitar tuners in the past 40 years that work, but to me, these "Vintage Oval" Waverly tuners really take the guesswork out of fast tuning on stage or in the recording studio. They also have a smooth action & good weight to them for an overall good balance for the guitar.

I received my pickguard with a protective plastic layer. It was until i wanted to use it that's i discovered how shiny an clean it was. Love the material an how it's made, i used it for a Squier Jazz Fretless Bass, it didn't fit exactly, but needed not much fixing.

I perform a lot of refrets and I use these for all of them. I recently set up a mobile repair shop and left my fret nips behind. I really like them after having to go to the old school method! I had to modify one of mine so that I could use them on the mandolin and small banjo frets. It would be nice if you added this size to your catalog.

Thanks,

Richie Dotson

I bought this fingerboard for abalone/MOP inlay purposes. The fingerboard is fine, the wood rating is a factor. I found the pores of the rosewood larger than expected and tougher to rout out cleanly. Maybe Ebony next time!

These aren't the BEST pots, but they get the job done just fine.

I was upgrading hardware from an acoustic from silver to gold, and these look great.

I was wiring a guitar with a shallow control cavity, and learned that these can be used for pickup switching too, thanks stewmac for the help!

These pads work very well for repair, or final sanding/buffing.

I used these for a vintage guitar, and they look very nice.