MusicNomad Fret Leveler (MN813) - Diamond U-File for Leveling Single Guitar Frets - 3 Pack (1.25", 2", 3")

Don't level all your frets when you have 1 or 2 high frets causing fret buzz. MusicNomad's U-File creates a higher standard for what you should expect for single fret leveling. The U-shaped channel design gives you clear and easy access to file exactly where you need, right below the string! The premium diamond coated 3 pc. set allows you to do spot leveling on Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin and Ukulele without taking the strings off. With the strings on or off lay the U-File across 3 frets with the high fret in the middle and file in any direction. The low profile ergonomic handles give you total comfort and control for precision work. It even comes with a convenient storage sleeve that hangs up. That's MusicNomad quality, bringing fret care to the next level.

• precision tool for dressing individual frets
• wide diamond coated file to quickly and efficiently lower and level the fret height to match adjacent frets
• ideal for partial preparation of individual frets on guitars, banjos, mandolins and ukuleles
• suitable for all bass frets, except the first 5 frets closest to the nut
• unique, ergonomic shape offers ultimate comfort and control
• the special U-shaped channel design allows you to level the frets even when the strings are mounted
• notches on the top and arrows on the side provide the location of the diamond coated filing area
• precision made with 1.50 mm (0.059‘) thick stainless steel and hand lapped (+/- 0.00125’/ft) to meet tight specifications and avoid any deformation
• each set includes 3 sizes: 3.2 cm (1.25‘), 5.1 cm (2’) and 7.6 cm (3’)
• all edges are deburred and/or rounded for a soft feel
• convenient hanging hole
• incl. storage sleeve
• Note: The fret file is not suitable for working on stainless steel frets. The extreme hardness of the material can damage the diamond coating of the file. Please note that this is not a valid reason for exchange or complaint if the file becomes defective after use on stainless steel frets.