MusicNomad Diamond Coated Nut File Set 16 pcs. MN676

MusicNomad's patent pending Nut Files feature a revolutionary diamond coating and round string-shape blade design resulting in smooth, precision cuts. They cut and polish slots at the same time and do not drift like common toothed files. The industrial, even diamond coating cuts and polishes all the most common nut materials such as nylon, bone, graphite and TUSQ. They even work amazing on saddles. We added an ergonomic handle for total comfort and control of your cut, or you can remove the blade from the handle as an alternative cutting option. This custom set includes all 16 sizes starting with .010 up to .130, they work great for electric, acoustic and classical guitars and even 5 string basses. We even include an organizational storage case to hold all 16 files and a convenient cleaning brush. That’s MusicNomad quality – raising the bar in equipment care.

Features:

nut file set with industrial strength diamond coating

set with 16 files

diameters: .010, .013, .017, .020, .024, .028, .032, .036, .042, .046, .050, .056, .065, .085, .105, .130

44 mm (1.75) cutting surface

innovative, round 'string-shape' blade design for smooth, precise cuts

laser engraved size on the blade

ergonomic handle and convenient workbench hang hole

perfect for cutting and polishing at the same time for new or existing nut slots

great for the most common nut materials (nylon, bone, graphite, TUSQ) and even works amazing on saddles

incl. cleaning brush

strong, rugged case

case dimensions (L x W x H): 17.7 x 30.4 x 5.0 cm (7 x 12 x 2)

Note: Used properly, the MusicNomad saddle file with diamond coating will last a very long time. Originally known from industrial applications, diamond is considered one of the most durable abrasives available. Use these files only for nuts made of bone, graphite, nylon or TUSQ materials, or for saddles made from brass or zinc. The files are not suitable for cutting steel. Clean the files regularly with a brush to remove grinding debris from the gaps in the diamond coating. Should the grinding action on the front part of the file wear off, the file can be rotated in the handle to bring the less-used rear part to the front.