MusicNomad L-Beam Fret Leveler for Sanding Electric and Acoustic Guitar – 45 cm

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This is a New MusicNomad L-Beam Fret Leveler for Sanding Electric and Acoustic Guitar – 45 cm from , now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Here’s what MusicNomad say about the MusicNomad L-Beam Fret Leveler for Sanding Electric and Acoustic Guitar – 45 cm:

  • Precision tool for dressing frets and fingerboard
  • Ideal for acoustic and electric guitars
  • Unique ergonomic design provides ultimate comfort and control
  • Perfect length to cover and level all frets
  • Thick wall thickness ensures stability

About the manufacturer

MusicNomad

MusicNomad is represented on GPAS by guitar-maintenance tools including diamond-coated nut files and the 45cm L-Beam fret leveler. These products are for setup and repair work rather than playing effects, so the correct size, abrasive surface and intended instrument are crucial. Compare file gauge, string range, levelling length, handling and the supplied pieces, and use the individual listing to confirm compatibility with the guitar being serviced.

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