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Thread: Nut sizes/cutting your nuts

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    yeah i dropped him an email and got my guitar provisionally booked in for a visit to the db mancave soon. cheers all

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    Great news. I don't think you'll be unhappy with the result.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewdosborne View Post
    Just to second that I've used my first DB bone nut on recent SG-1F and it is without doubt one of the best 'bang for your buck' upgrades you can do. My completed kit builds will all eventually receive the same. All new ones to have one.
    Absolutely - always go the DB bone nut upgrade

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    Here's some Nut Slotting files in handy form . May look expensive but when you consider there's 16 different gauges
    From 0.010"/0.25mm through to 0.056"/1.42mm
    http://crimsonguitars.com/shop/guita...slotting-files

    Nut Slotting File Multi-tool - Hand Made Luthiers Tool

    16 different gauged nut slotting files in 1 tool.
    covers most common gauges of guitar strings.
    ergonomic handle
    Hand finished with the Crimson guitars logo engraved.
    Hand notched files hardened and tempered
    will happily cut anything up to brass or aluminium with ease
    0.010" / 0.25mm, 0.012" / 0.30mm, 0.013" / 0.33mm, 0.017" / 0.43mm, 0.020" / 0.51mm, 0.022" / 0.55mm, 0.024" / 0.61mm, 0.026" / 0.66mm, 0.028" / 0.71mm, 0.032" / 0.81mm; 0.035" / 0.89mm, 0.042" / 1.07mm, 0.046" / 1.17mm, 0.050" / 1.27mm, 0.053" / 1.34mm, 0.056" / 1.42mm


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    I took DB's advice on the nuts. I used brushable superglue, put a swipe on the nut slot stick the nut on and hold for a few minutes.
    Don't be worried about only putting a few dots of glue on as mine still come off with a little wack fron the fret leveling bar.
    The bigest issue I have had with putting my nuts in the right place is getting the slot to line up properly after I have trimmed all the old furry bits off with the file.

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