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Rubatone Guitar Fret Wire Puller Pliers Fret Nipper Removing Puller for Guitar Bass Ukulele etc Luthier Tools. (Black)

KWD 8
Brand
Rubatone
Weight
74 g
– 1 +

Special Features

  • These are the best fret pullers available, the new narrow 5mm width jaws work better than other fret pullers on tighter radius fretboards. 
  • The jaws were precision machined, no gaps, nothing assembled incorrectly, the jaws slid under the fret and pulled it out with no problem (go slowly of course).
  • The cutting edge of this fret pulling pliers is also processed by a special process and has a very high strength, with the shallow angle of the jaws, you will wedge the frets out of their slots slower and have less fingerboard chipping.
  • Black ergonomic soft PVC gripped handle, comfortable grip and non-slip, easy to fit in hand and continue to use, the incision is smooth, alloy steel material, worked like a charm.
  • Professional maintenance tool fret puller, use these as fret pullers and not as fret snips, remember these are for pulling frets and not cutting, do not use to cut fret wire. 

Description

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

New Precisely ground 5mm narrower jaws for working with tighter fingerboard radius.

Used in a variety of different applications, including trimming the edge of binding/veneers and soft metals.

The precision thin, flat jaw tips make it great for getting under frets.The pliers are elbow-shaped, it can operate on the cutting surface near the plane. Suitable for pulling up fret for protect fingerboard. It does a great job of pulling frets with little to no damage to the fretboard.

The surface has been blackened and rustproof, beautiful, high-end and durable.

Overall Length approx.118mm/4.65", excellent quality fret pliers for guitar bass violin etc.

In order to pull frets cleanly, it is recommended you use a soldering iron to heat the fret wire. This will help soften the fingerboard and loosen any glue that might be holding the frets.

After heating the fret, you will be using the pliers to pinch the frets out and not pull the frets. Each squeeze of the pliers will wedge the fret wire slowly out of its slot. Make sure that the face of the pliers stays in contact with the fingerboard at all times. Continue walking the pullers from one end of the fret to the other while slowly squeezing the pliers to remove the fret wire. Go slowly so you don't have any chipping problems.

NOTE

The color of the item may vary slightly due to photography and your own computer.

Please refer to the measurement. Tiny measuring error is allowable in normal range.

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