Fret crowning with a chisel
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Fret crowning with a chisel
I tried this yesterday and it works.
To restore the crown to your frets after levelling, just run a sharp wood chisel at a 45 degree angle a few times along both side of the fret. I used an old credit card to protect the fingerboard.
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To restore the crown to your frets after levelling, just run a sharp wood chisel at a 45 degree angle a few times along both side of the fret. I used an old credit card to protect the fingerboard.
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Re: Fret crowning with a chisel
I believe ya.
The idea is really to form a fresh "minimal point" for the string to work from.
How you reach that is not the issue really.
Altho i presume a fretfile does a more neat job of it..
The idea is really to form a fresh "minimal point" for the string to work from.
How you reach that is not the issue really.
Altho i presume a fretfile does a more neat job of it..
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