Guitar Fret End Beveling File is a precision 3in1 tool designed for accurate and consistent fret end finishing during maintenance and . Its simple, durable design and clear angle markings make it suitable for professional luthiers and dedicated players who want reliable fret end treatment. Key benefits Precise multiangle control: three adjustable angles 3 degrees, 23 degrees, and 35 degrees cover ultrafine polishing, standard beveling, and more aggressive shaping without switching tools. Consistent results: clear angle markings and a stable hardwood body help produce uniform, smooth fret ends that eliminate sharp edges and improve playing comfort. Comfortable and durable: ergonomic wooden handle for secure grip plus carbon steel file surfaces with precision serrations on both sides for effective material removal. Ready to use and maintain: includes screws for angle selection and a cleaning brush to keep the file working at peak performance. Features and function Three angle settings: 3 degrees for initial ultrafine edge polishing and tang removal, 23 degrees for standard secondary trimming, 35 degrees for more rounded and aggressive shaping. Easy setup: select the desired angle, tighten the two screws, and begin filing. The tool is designed to guide the file consistently along the fret ends for predictable results. Materials: durable hardwood body and carbon steel filing surfaces with serrations on both sides for efficient burr and bud removal. Accessories: cleaning brush included to clear filings and preserve cutting performance. How to use 1. Protect the fretboard by placing a layer of textured paper over the fretboard. 2. Choose the angle you need and tighten the two screws to lock the setting. 3. Start with the 3 degrees setting for initial filing or tang removal, move to 23 degrees for secondary trimming, and use 35 degrees if a more rounded shape is required. 4. Clean the file regularly with the included brush. Compatibility and applications Suitable for all frets and compatible with guitars, basses, electric pianos, ukuleles, banjos, and similar fretted instruments. Use scenarios: A luthier finishing a fresh refret to create smooth, consistent fret ends across the neck. A performing guitarist doing athome maintenance to remove sharp fret edges that cause string noise or finger discomfort. An instrument technician shaping frets on acoustic and electric instruments to restore playability. This fret end beveling file combines precise angle control, durable construction, and userfriendly operation to make fret end finishing faster and more accurate.