A digital first-fret clearance gauge with a wider base for the bass version.
$147.49Nov 8, 26, 09:29 AM · New YorkPrice info
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Blade thicknesses: .012, .014, .016, .018, .020 and .022 inch · Material: Stainless steel
Six feeler blades from .012 to .022 inch for checking nut clearance with the prescribed method.
$16.99Nov 8, 26, 09:31 AM · New YorkPrice info
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Task: Mark nut or saddle height · Model: POIET0013
A marking tool for transferring a reference line to a guitar nut or saddle blank.
$35.99Nov 8, 26, 09:35 AM · New YorkPrice info
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A feeler blade tests clearance under a string according to the maker's procedure. A dial gauge can use a fixed base and probe. A nut scribe makes a reference mark during fitting rather than giving a gap reading.
Check the measurement and fit
Read the available thicknesses or digital scale and compare the support dimensions with the instrument. A wider bass base can be a relevant difference when a narrower base will not make the intended contact.
