Edge cut nut files in popular gauges specially designed for slotting nuts. These files cut a smooth, round bottom slot. Also great for slotting tune-o-matic bridge saddles!
Subsequently, are hosco nut files any good?
Like every item I’ve bought from Hosco, these nut files work great. Much better quality than the no-name offerings. These should last a long time, seem to be accurately calibrated, and do a good job. I’ve used them on both nuts and bridges with no complaints.
Accordingly, how do I lower my nut slot?
Simply so, how do I use a fret file?
How do you adjust the height of a nut?
How do you make a guitar nut file?
How do you play slot nut on guitar?
How do you replace a guitar nut?
What are the best nut files?
Gauged ‘flat’ nut files
For the vast majority of readers, the ‘standard’ flat gauged nut slotting files will be perfect. These resemble a saw blade and usually have two (same-sized) cutting edges. They’re a little less expensive and will work great.
What size nut files do I need?
A: The general rule is that the file should be the same size as the string, up to no more than . 003″ – . 004″ larger than the string.