These unique tools are for use after the frets have been installed, trimmed flush to the sides of the neck, and the ends uniformly beveled with a flat file. They go a step beyond our popular Fret End Dressing File, adding a single-cut toothed concave filing surface. This makes smoothing the fret ends and delicately blending them into the crown of the fret more efficient. A professional touch, and a great fix for fret ends that protrude in dry weather, too.
Available in two sizes, for medium and wide frets. SAVE when you order both sizes! See details below
Efficient design: Each file has a slim shape and 30-degree angled end, for good control and ease of use. The right tool for the job.
Concave surface: Single-cut teeth help blend the fret ends into the fret crown. Medium: .080" (2mm) Wide: .120" (3mm)
Safe surface: Opposite the concave edge is a flat, untoothed surface to protect the fretboard when you're filing with the side surfaces.
Toothed sides: The single-cut teeth on the sides file away metal burrs and help smooth the bevel on the fret ends.
Safe corners: Each file also has smooth untoothed corners to help prevent damage to the fingerboard and the upper edges of bound necks.
Each of these sturdy steel files is 7-7/8" long (similar files from other suppliers are only 3"), a practical length for filing fret ends without jamming the handle against the edge of the fretboard. Cutting surface length is 2-3/4". The file tang is rubber-coated for comfort.
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