Guitar nut compensation

Guitar nut compensation

Free STL Other
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Description

Set action + fret height and compensation values in file. Goes under strings at nut, must fit firmly - strings must lay on this compensation to work. Print, middle one should be right one - depends on your action and printer - all three are same, differs only by one layer height. Before use this: - optionaly set octaves at saddle - luthier work for acoutic guitar, on my guitar 3th string compensation go at opposite direction then premade saddles compensation - set thruss rod and action (https://www.instructables.com/id/Acoustic-Guitar-Setup/, http://www.frets.com/FretsPages/Musician/GenSetup/NutAction/nutaction.html) Tune guitar and for each string: - fret string at 1st fret and use tunner (clip, build in or guitar tuna app) - if string is too sharp, than add .1-0.2 mm to compensation - if string is too deep, than substract -.1-.2 mm from compensation - correct compensation value in scad and go to next string Print again with corrected values and try again, you will probably need 3-4 loops of adjusting compensations. ps. there is some mistake in customizer, Action in should be 1.3

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