6Pcs Bone Guitar Nuts Blank For Electric Bass Acoustic Classical Guitar Mandolin Banjo Ukulele Nut Blank,52x6x10mm,MusicOne

The nuts fit nice and tight in the 1/4" slot... Seriously, I don't even know if I can get through this review... I have a permanent 7th-grade sense of humor. ok, lemme try again...This bone nut slides into the quarter-inch slit perfectly and because it is naturally lubricating, the strings slide like silk pulled along .... Oh, there is just nothing I can say without laughing.They are great, buy them.

I used this on a Gibson, I bought at a second hand store. I liked the look of the guitar but it needed work. This was my first time, fabricating and fitting a guitar nut. These were inexpensive and it came with 6 nuts 😀. It took me 2 tries until I was satisfied. I’ve just started learning the guitar.

I actually purchased this as replacement bone inlay for a damaged Anthropologie dresser that contained bone inlay pieces on it. The dresser got damaged in the move and Anthro doesn’t have replacement parts. This actually fit my missing piece great- I simply used my dremel to sand it down a bit to make it the length I needed. DIY repairs!!

We will use them later. They will fit on our guitars.

Exactly as described and quickly shipped

Real bone. Easy to shape. Sounds great.

Just some background. I have a Cedar Top Takamine and I wanted to lower the action at the higher frets because I like to play acoustic solos up there and the action was a tad high for my tastes. I bought the bridge blanks and they are of very high quality. But remember, these are raw blanks. You have to work them to fit your application. I took off the original from my guitar, but I did make a small pencil mark on it to indicate which side was at the Low E so I wouldn't get it backwards later. I then traced out the outline on the blank with the pencil. I had to cut it down lengthwise because it is too long. I then used a bench grinder to carefully get it close to the pencil mark. I then used 150 grit sandpaper to get it to exactly the shape and contour of the original. I then took off an additional 1mm from the bottom so the strings would be lower. That wasn't the end of it. The thickness of the blanks were 2.9mm according to my calipers. The original Takamine was 2.65mm. This actually was the most cumbersome part. I had to lay it flat and sand each side carefully, until it was down to 2.65mm. Its cumbersome because its hard to grip it and sand because it is so thin. Anyhow, after this, I installed it and it worked great! I love the fact that I did it myself and it came out so wonderfully. A fresh set of Stainless Monel strings and the Tak sounds like a blues dream!So if you have the gumption, go ahead! Just be aware that it will take some diligence and don't rush it. The results are great. Highly recommended!

Great quality saddles. Easy to shape with the included sandpaper. Guitar sounds brighter, more sustain.

These are great, they are made of real bone. These are blank bone nuts, if you are a DIY(Do it Yourself) kinda person like me these are for you. You’ll need sandpaper and some files to bring them in shape that will fit your nut slot, you can use your already available nut on your guitar as reference and for markings. And regarding making nut slots you can use “feeler gauge” you can search regarding that on YouTube, also alternatively you can also use your guitar strings itself to make slots with their respective string gauges. Note that I am a beginner guitarist, been playing acoustic guitar for 6 months and this is my first DIY in regards to working with guitar, the nut on my guitar(Yamaha 310) is made of plastic. I read that bone material can improve overall tone of guitar, therefore I purchased these bone nuts. I totally recommend them.