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rudy |
Here is a simple vise that can be used to hold the nut while cutting and shaping slots. It uses a short piece of "fret board" at the front to simulate an actual fret board. A simple eccentric cam at the back locks the nut in place while it is being worked on. A pencil which has been sanded so only half remains serves to mark a line on the front face of the nut to use as a referance in determining how deep to cut the initial slots. Stay slightly above this level when shaping slots to their final dimension.
Richie Dotson Says:
Monday, December 8, 2008 @6:21:28 PM
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