Nut and saddle sander for guitars and basses designed for accurate, repeatable adjustments and uniform results. Key benefits Precise material removal: Adjustable screws let you set exactly how much material to remove, so nuts and saddles become flat and uniform in minutes. True vertical sanding: The vertical sanding design holds the nut or saddle upright when used on a flat abrasive surface, preventing uneven angles and inconsistent contact. Improved tone and playability: By correcting improper nut and saddle shapes, the tool helps resolve tone and intonation issues caused by uneven contact or incorrect heights. Wide compatibility: Works with bone, plastic, and composite nuts and saddles, suitable for both guitars and basses. Features and function Fine adjustment: Multiple screws allow controlled, incremental removal of material for predictable shaping. Simple operation: Place the part in the holder, set the adjustment screws, and sand on a flat piece of sandpaper or abrasive block until the desired shape is achieved. Consistent results: The vertical hold and adjustable stops ensure uniform sanding across the contact surface for better string seating and clearer tone. Practical applications Setup and maintenance: Level a newly installed nut to correct string height and eliminate buzzing after restringing. Intonation and action tuning: Shape bridge saddles on a bass to restore proper string contact and improve note clarity. and replacement: Dress and finish replacement bone, plastic, or composite nuts and saddles to match the instrument geometry during a or upgrade. Who it is for Luthiers, guitar and bass techs, and DIY musicians who need a compact, accurate tool for nut and saddle work. Ideal for workshop and athome setups where controlled, repeatable sanding is required. What you get A focused tool that simplifies nut and saddle leveling, reduces guesswork, and produces consistent contact surfaces for better assembly and sound quality. Usage tips Use a flat, clean piece of sandpaper or abrasive block for results. Make small adjustments and test frequently on the instrument to avoid oversanding. Compatible with bone, plastic, and composite materials only; select appropriate grit for the material type.