StewMac Light Jig
Shed some light on your repairs!
Get more out of your Neck Jig and see every job better.
Easy to install, no floor space required
Ever since Dan designed the Erlewine Neck Jig, this revolutionary tool has become a staple in countless shops all over the world. We've always recommended using a light with the Neck Jig to get a better view of the neck, but most were too bulky or got in the way.
We finally solved the problem with the Light Jig! It easily attaches to the Neck Jig with magnets, no drilling necessary. The 19" flexible arm holds our Full Fretboard Inspection Light—now you can see every curve, twist, and high or low spot across the entire neck. Pinpoint any problem areas right away—your fretwork will be more accurate than ever.
Light up your other tools, too!
This light works with more than just the Neck Jig. The magnetic base attaches quickly and easily to nearly any metal surface—and the magnet turns on and off with a simple switch. No need to drill mounting holes! Add one to your drill press, band saw, or even make it a bench light by attaching the included mounting plate to your wall. Now you can have an adjustable, ultra-bright light anywhere in your shop.
Get the complete set
Now you can get everything you need to instantly light up your Neck Jig. The complete set includes:
- Light Jig Bracket magnetic base
- 24" Full Fretboard Inspection Light Also sold separately
- Wall charger Also sold separately
- 9' long USB cable Also sold separately
Already have the Fretboard Inspection Light? Get the Light Jig separately.
- Features:
- Attaches to the Neck Jig with no modifications
- Magnetic base with on/off switch
- 19" posable arm
- Easily mounts to tools and benches
- Fits LED light bars up to 15/16" tall
Need more lights? Check out the Ultra-slim Inspection Light and the Guitar Internal Inspection Light. Get everything with the Guitar Shop Light Set to get a better view of any work you have.
This light is a 110-volt AC electrical appliance. It has a U.S. standard Type B plug with two flat parallel prongs and a grounding pin.