Key Specifications

• **Dimensions:** 9.5x5x3cm
• **Material:** PVC & Metal
• **Angle:** 36 Degrees
• **Cut Type:** Single Cut Edge

What is a Fret Beveling File?

A guitar fret beveling file is a specialized tool used by luthiers to create a smooth, angled edge on guitar frets. This process, known as beveling, enhances playing comfort by preventing sharp fret ends from digging into the player's fingers.

This particular file features a precise 36-degree angle, ideal for achieving a professional finish on fret ends. Its single cut edge ensures efficient material removal for a clean, polished result.

Why Choose This Luthier Tool?

Crafted from a combination of durable PVC and metal, this file is built to withstand regular use in a workshop environment. Its compact dimensions (9.5x5x3cm) make it easy to maneuver, even in tight spaces around the fretboard.

Whether you are performing a full fret job or simply addressing sharp fret ends, this tool provides the accuracy and durability needed for professional guitar maintenance and repair.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the purpose of this guitar fret file?

This file is designed to bevel the ends of guitar frets at a 36-degree angle, creating a smooth, comfortable playing surface and preventing sharp edges.

What materials is the fret beveling file made from?

The file is constructed from a combination of durable PVC and metal, ensuring longevity and effective performance for luthier tasks.

Is this file suitable for all types of guitars?

Yes, this luthier tool is suitable for use on most types of guitars, providing a professional finish to fret ends regardless of the instrument.

What are the dimensions of the file?

The file measures 9.5cm in length, 5cm in width, and 3cm in height, making it a compact and easy-to-handle tool for detailed work.