FretGuru Fret Crowning File °Dagger 2.0° Professional Guitar Luthier Tool Electric Acoustic Bass

Hace su trabajo bien para trabajos caseros, para trabajos de uso rudo está la versión diamantada, aún que con dos trabajos sacas para comprarte la versión mejorada, en conclusión es perfecta para mantenimiento a guitarras personales, pero no sé que tanto desgaste tenga al uso de un luthier profesional

These folks are onto something here. I generally either make my own tools or adapt tools for special purposes, mostly because I hate how little use a specialised tool gets. This is one of a very few tools I own with only one job and it does that one job with aplomb.New stainless frets are no match for the Dagger 2..0. Like me, you will surely remember the quality of this tool long after you've forgotten the price

First time using a fret crowing tool, made quick work of my worn-out frets (which I had to level down quite a bit) and the final results were very nice! Works well and leaves a nice finish easy to polish. Excellent results. The only issue I have is the price in Canada compared to US which is ridiculous, and just recently went up quite a bit too... If you're in USA don't even think about it, get it! If in Canada, well, you are just getting ripped-off as usual... not the product's fault. It is a very good tool that saves lots of time and provides fast quality results. Why are Canadian being ripped-off all the time?

Great file.

This was my first time crowning frets so I have no experience to compare this with other files. But I did sucessfully crown my frets without gouging my fingerboard, so that says something right there. This file was recommended from a Youtube video as a money saving alternative to a Z file.I felt like the file is easy to use and works about as fast as I would expect, maybe even a little faster. I was using 6150 fret wire. By using both sides of the file, I was able to get a hairline crown on all my frets; in hinesight, next time I do this, I would leave the lower frets with a wider crown since they wear faster and intonation is not so much of a problem on the lower frets. The file leaves significant tooling marks that must be polished out, I am speculating that the diamond dust files would be better in this regard. The file can also be used to round the fret ends but it is not designed for that and does just an "okay" job at that. Still at about half the price of a diamond dust file and pretty much fool proof action, I am very happy with it.