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For accuracy: read the wood, not the frets
Notched Straightedge
Now available for bass!
Developed in our shop, the notched straightedge has become a standard for evaluating fretboards. The notches fit right over the frets so you can check the straightness of the fretboard itself, without the interference of worn or badly-seated frets.
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This straightedge is 18" x 1-1/2", and machined of nickel-plated hardened steel (0.140" thick). Coated with a satin finish, so you can mark it with a pencil (cleans off easily). Accurate to within .0015" per foot.
One edge is notched for Fender, Martin, and long-scale Gibson fretboards. The other edge fits short-scale (24-3/4") Gibsons.
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 | December 18, 2008
I ordered the Notched Straightedge. When it arrived I compared it to my StewMac 24" straightedge and another standard I keep safe. Both of your edges were dead on and I was able to get perfect relief (.007 to .010)...as always, you folks deliver a fine product with extra fine service. | | | J E Tobey
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| I couldn't adjust necks, or do accurate fretwork without the notched straightedge. | | | Dan Erlewine
Athens, OH | |
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Shown on page 12 of our latest catalog.
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