Blade thicknesses: .006, .008 and .010 inch · Material: Stainless steel
Three relief feeler blades in .006, .008 and .010 inch with a separate pick capo.
$14.99Nov 8, 26, 09:30 AM · New YorkPrice info
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Gauges: String action ruler and neck relief feeler tool · Relief blades: .006, .008 and .010 inch
An action ruler and relief feeler tool bundled with a pick capo.
$29.99Nov 8, 26, 09:31 AM · New YorkPrice info
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Beam length: 12 inches · Indicator graduations: .001 inch as listed
A dial indicator mounted on a 12-inch reference beam for checking guitar neck relief.
$134.49Nov 8, 26, 09:33 AM · New YorkPrice info
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A feeler blade measures the gap at a specified location while the string is held as directed. Compare the instrument instructions with the actual blade sizes included in the tool.
Choose between a feeler set and a dial tool
A compact set suits the prescribed string-based check when its blades cover your range. A dial tool uses its own supports and contact point. Verify the span and reference procedure before comparing the two tools.
Neck relief and string action describe different gaps. Choose a gauge that matches the location, the way the string is held, and the units in your guitar's setup instructions.
