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Read the fretboard instead of the frets.

Developed in our shop, the notched straightedge has become a standard for evaluating fretboards.The notches fit right over the frets so you can check the straightness of the fretboard itself, without the interference of worn or badly-seated frets.

Made of machined stainless steel, satin-finished for easy marking with a pencil (cleans off easily).

Designed for checking the fretboard on guitars

One edge is notched for Gibson "long scale", plus Fender and Martin fretboards. The other edge fits Gibson's 24-3/4" scale, plus 25" Paul Reed Smith and DobroÂ® Scale.

Specs:

Length: 16-1/2" (420mm)
Width: 1-1/2" (38mm)
Thickness: .130" (3.25mm)

This is the Original Notched Straightedge, developed here at StewMac by Dan Erlewine and Don MacRostie
Our Notched Straightedge allows you to accurately check the flatness of your fingerboard, quickly measure neck relief, locate problem areas, and determine if truss rod adjustments are necessary
This tool can also be used to check your fret leveling by placing it directly on top of the frets
Our StewMac Notched Straightedge won't bend or dent as easily as the aluminum straightedges on the market

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