StewMac Understring Radius Gauges, Set of 9, Standard Width for Guitar Setup, for 6-String Guitars and Most 4-String Basses

We all know these tools from StewMac are expensive, but it's for good reason. These are all you'll need for radius gauges. They are accurate on top and bottom side. Easy to use.

It is stewmac so you know it is made with precision and good quality. A must have tool if you have fixed or hardtail bridges. And because I bought it through Amazon did not have to pay the high stewmac shipping cost. With much faster shipping through Amazon as well.

These are a bit pricey but, trust me, you get what you pay for with luthier tools. Believe me, I've learned the hard way on a few things over the years. It's the same with this product. You can find gauges for $10.00 a set. Don't fall for it. They'll either be inaccurate, have sharp edges, won't fit under the strings, or all of the above. Just fork over the extra $20 or $30 and be done with it. Buy once, cry once. You'll be glad you did.

1. They seem expensive for what you are getting. 2. They are highly accurate - probably the best you will find anywhere. 2a. Buy a couple of the cheaper versions and these, and you will find the others are a waste of money. 3. If you have any issues, StewMac will take care of you. It is part of the higher entry cost. If these are tools you plan to use more than one time, you won't be disappointed with what you get. Highly recommended.

Very simple to use, they work the way they're supposed to & helped with fine tuning the radius of the strings to match radius of the fretboard for playability, made of really good material, I recommend this product.

Much better quality than the cheap junk elsewhere. Higher priced than others, but worth the extra cost. I’d bought one of those mega 17-piece kits (assorted gauges, scales, notched straight edge etc.) priced under $30, and the under string radius gauges were so thick, they would not fit between the strings and body at bridge. These StewMac are narrower and fit where they need to get to. Buy there.

I have capos with replaceable inserts, depending on the actual fretboard radius so I wanted to confirm them on my guitars. I could have bought them for the same price directly at StewMac, (where I have purchased quality tools before. For me, it's not worth going cheaper. fyi, there are different styles, depending on what you are using them for.

Stewmac stuff is really expensive for what you get. It's great stuff but just too pricey

Tienen una excelente precision, sobretodo para medir el radio por debajo de las cuerdas y calibrar la altura de las selletas del puente (que no me explico porque muchos lo miden por encima de las cuerdas si la parte de abajo de las cuerdas es la que toca los trastes) Muy recomendables, mejores que otras herramientas mas baratas que tienen un corte deforme con secciones planas, estas SI tienen un corte uniforme por toda su superficie, tanto por abajo como por arriba de la herramienta

Rien à dire, c'est du bon matos