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The MusicNomad S-File diamond fret crowning file is specifically designed for precise fret crowning on guitars, basses, banjos, and ukuleles. Its 240-grit diamond coating ensures quick and efficient filing, while the innovative Safe Zone prevents over-filing by gliding over the top of the fret once the job is complete. With its dual profile for narrow or wide frets and an ergonomic non-slip handle, this tool is ideal for both professional luthiers and amateurs looking to improve the playability of their instrument in the workshop, studio, or at home.
| Model | MusicNomad S-File |
|---|---|
| Tool Type | Diamond fret crowning file |
| Coating | 240-grit diamond |
| Innovation | Safe Zone (controlled filing) |
| Groove Profiles | Dual: narrow/medium and wide/jumbo |
| Cut | Bidirectional |
| Weight | 173 g (0.38 lbs) |
| Handle | Ergonomic with blue non-slip silicone |
| Recommended Fret Material | Nickel Silver (not recommended for stainless steel) |
| Additional Feature | Lines for precise spot crowning |
| Safety | Rounded and beveled edges |
| Design Location | Sonoma, California, USA |
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