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The device that revolutionized fretwork.
Erlewine Neck Jig
Invented and refined through years of fret work for demanding players, the Neck Jig has become a valuable asset in busy repair shops. It's the reason why they're performing more accurate (and more profitable) fret jobs than ever before.
Legendary repairman Dan Erlewine developed the Neck Jig from a breakthrough idea: simulate normal string tension when the strings are removed. At last you can perform your fretting and fingerboard leveling with no unpleasant surprises when the instrument is restrung.
See details below
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No more guessing: your work is performed under playing conditions, for the most accurate fretting and fingerboard leveling possible. The Neck Jig's dial indicators, peghead tensioner and peghead jack let you precisely simulate normal string tension, including the effect of the truss rod adjustment inside the neck. You can even tilt the Jig to simulate the effects of the guitar's playing position.
The Erlewine Neck Jig includes band clamps, dial indicators, jig rods, peghead tensioner, peghead jack, swivel-top levelers, body support slats, a sturdy ash beam with wooden platform, and illustrated instructions to get you started.
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BONUS: Our VHS video Using The Erlewine Neck Jig is included FREE! Dan demonstrates the Neck Jig in actual fretting work.
Combine the Neck Jig, with the ShopStand and our Angle Vise and you'll get the ideal hands-free setup to make your work easier and more accessible. The #5392 set includes all of these tools, and you'll get a money-saving discount when they are bought together!
See the online video for the Shopstand
Dan Erlewine shows how his ShopStand replaces a workbench for guitar repair. The Neck Jig and the Angle Vise are a perfect fit.
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Shown on page 26 of our latest catalog.
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