String Spacing Nut Rule
In stock
SKU
TL-001-002
$34.50
The String Spacing Nut Rule is by far the most accurate and easy way to set out the string position on nuts and bridges.
The intervals gradually reduce from one end of the rule to the other so that you can find the exact spacing for any neck width of bridge.
The graduated intervals on the rule also compensate for the string diameters from treble to bass so the the strings feel less crowded.
- Stainless Steel
- 325mm length
- For all guitars & basses
- Graduated intervals to suit all neck and bridge widths
- Laser engraved
- Very accurate
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To use the String Spacing Nut Rule start by marking the position of the two outside strings. These are usually spaced 2.5-3.5mm from the edge of the fingerboard depending on the type of guitar and player’s preference.
Once the outside two strings are marked find the correct place on the rule to have 5 spaces between them (5 spaces for a 6-string guitar, 3 spaces for a 4-string bass)
As the intervals decrease along the length of the rule it’s easy to find a spacing that works perfectly for any neck width. Once you find the correct placement mark the other string positions and slot the nut.
Once the outside two strings are marked find the correct place on the rule to have 5 spaces between them (5 spaces for a 6-string guitar, 3 spaces for a 4-string bass)
As the intervals decrease along the length of the rule it’s easy to find a spacing that works perfectly for any neck width. Once you find the correct placement mark the other string positions and slot the nut.
Material | Stainless Steel |
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Tool Type | Rule |