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Open chords sounding a little funky on your new guitar builds??? it's time to check your nuts! You can't be without one OR all of StewMac's nut file sets. Get your nuts right, and you'll get a lot more action on that ax!

Quality, precision, thanks StewMac. This file set is great for perfectionists like me.

I'm so glad I got these files, don't think about it and just get it. This is one tool that every guitarist must have in his/her arsenal and it's so easy to use. It will make your instrument play a lot better because you're in control on deciding how low you want to go and these are quality files. I believe this will last a lifetime that's how good it feels in my hands when I'm working with it. Thanks Stewmac for an awesome product.

It's important to have the proper tools for the job. These work! I recommend buying stemac's file backer to use with the thin files to avoid bending them.

After attempting you 2nd or 3rd nut with the wrong tools, you will reach the same conclusion. Its totally worth buying these tools. So much faster, easier, accurate, and just better. Just pull the trigger and do it now. I wish i had 4 nuts ago....

I’ve been doing guitar refinishing for about 5 years now, and done some guitar repair and woodworking. The Tusq nut I originally had on my strat was the wrong radius and it made the guitar unplayable. Got an unbleached bone nut blank and these files. Made my first nut making job super easy.

After learning most of the necessary skills in order to setup my own guitars properly, I have started a repair and setup business in my local area. Personally, I feel the nut is one of the most overlooked areas during the setup process. It affects the action, tuning stability, tone, you name it. In the interest of cost, I try to make or improvise any tools that I can and have been quite successful at it. Prior to buying these, I had been using the tiny, round files used to clean acetylene torch tips. They worked quite well but I began to notice that the more work I picked up, the faster they were wearing out. Long story short, five bucks a pop isn't so cheap when you have to go to the local hardware store to pick up a new set every week. These are worth every dime and I recommend them to anyone planning on filing more than four or five of their own personal instruments. Well worth the money. Only drawback is you really need to find a way to stiffen and straighten them. You can purchase a device here for that purpose but I had already figured something out before I realized it.
Thanks, Will

Worth the money.

Good quality