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1. www.stewmac.com › wrenches › guitar-nutdriversGuitar Nutdrivers - StewMac

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   These sturdy steel deep-socket hex drivers are the right size for common guitar repair jobs. The large comfortable T-handles give you plenty of grip. 6-1/2" (165.10mm) long. #5890 is 10mm, to fit Schaller, Gotoh or Grover tuning machine bushings. #5891 is 7/16", to fit many control pots. #5892 is 1/2", for control pots, output jacks, and rotary ...

2. www.long-mcquade.com › departments › 792Guitar Hardware & Accessory Kits - Long & McQuade

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   Mini Bass Machine Heads - Chrome 2+2. Model: 144C. Price: $99.00. or from: $15.00/mo. 5 models to choose from. In Stock Online.

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     Guitar Nut Replacement | Guitar Tech Tips | Ep. 57 | Thomann

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4. www.canadiantire.ca › nut-drivers-DC0001833Nut Drivers & Sets - Canadian Tire

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   Get your order today. Same-Day Pick Up* or Delivery** available. Learn More. A potential Canada Post strike may affect deliveries to P.O. boxes, fly-in communities and remote areas. Learn More. Leduc, AB. Open ⋅ Closes at 10:00 p.m. Shop nut drivers and nut driver sets in a variety of sizes from Mastercraft and MAXIMUM.

5. theartoflutherie.com › luthier-toolsLuthier Tools: The Ultimate Guide - The Art Of Lutherie

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   When it comes to measuring, there are two main tools that may be some of the most essential in your shop. First is the ubiquitous steel rule. Key sizes for guitar-making are 6 inches, 24 inches, and 36 inches. The 6-inch steel rule linked below is a must. The second type of measuring tool is the caliper.

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6. www.stewmac.com › nut-making-and-setupNut Making and Setup - StewMac

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   With a hammer, gently but firmly tap a hard solid object against the fretboard side of the old nut. (I use a 4" x 2" x 1" steel block, but a hardwood block works, too.) Tap from the front (fretboard) side, then from the back (peghead) side. Repeat tapping front/back, front/back, until the nut loosens and you can wiggle it out.

7. www.fastenere.com › blog › nut-driver-size-chartNut Driver Size Chart | Fastenere

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   Jan 12, 2022 · Thanks to our socket-to-nut size chart, you will easily find all the necessary measurements to make sure which product works best for you (both in imperial and metric units). Check it out now! Nut Size. Nut Driver / Wrench Size (Imperial) Nut Driver / Wrench Size (Metric) #0. 5/32". 0.15625 inch. 0.00396875 m.

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   What is a guitar nut vise?

   • A guitar nut vise is excellent for holding the nut and saddle blanks as you shape and refine them. I can’t say this is essential, but it is great to have. The tall, tapered jaws allow for easy, unimpeded filing and polishing.

   Luthier Tools: The Ultimate Guide - The Art Of Lutherie

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   What size nut file should I use?

   • Use the Double-edge Nut File size that most closely matches the string. As the slots deepen, use Nut Shaping Files occasionally to remove excess nut material from the top to keep the slotting file from binding in the slot and possibly chipping out a chunk of bone (this does happen). Lowering the top also lets you see what you're doing.

   Nut Making and Setup - StewMac

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   How do you measure a guitar nut?

   • A good measurement is about 1/16" in from each end of the first fret (measuring from the top of the beveled fret ends). Put the two outside E strings on the guitar and, looking straight down on the top of the nut, move these strings together or apart until their spacing is correct for you.

   Nut Making and Setup - StewMac

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   Can You unthread a truss rod adjustment nut?

   • You don’t want to unthread the adjustment nut from the truss rod which can happen if you keep loosening it. All Gibson guitars have a truss rod adjustment under the truss rod cover on the headstock. With a small screwdriver, carefully remove this and store in a small container.

   Setup Like a Pro: Correctly Adjust the Neck of Your Guitar

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   How do you draw a nut on a guitar?

   • (A radius gauge is also a good tool for drawing these curved lines on the face of the nut.) Finally, pencil-in the approximate shape of the nut when viewed end-on from the bass or treble side. The back edge of the nut—facing the peghead—is angled, and later will be smoothed and rounded.

   Nut Making and Setup - StewMac

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   How do I know if my guitar nut is good?

   • When the slots are well defined, and their bottoms meet the .030" string clearance line, put the nut back in the slot and string the guitar to pitch to see how the action feels. It should be on the high side at this point. Sometimes the depth of a slot can be deceiving, and the string is actually lower than it looks.

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9. theguitarpages.com › setup-like-a-pro-correctlySetup Like a Pro: Correctly Adjust the Neck of Your Guitar

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   Jul 23, 2020 · Adjusting the Neck on a Gibson Guitar. All Gibson guitars have a truss rod adjustment under the truss rod cover on the headstock. With a small screwdriver, carefully remove this and store in a small container. Using a ¼” nut driver, or the wrench that came with the guitar, tighten or loosen the truss rod based on the needs of the setup.