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MagicSwitch type I *Basically, Buzz Killer tool doesn't need the string raiser accessory. If working close to the nut becomes less than smooth, the string raiser will solve the issue.

For all our leveling tools: insert the string raiser between two strings, between the nut and the first fret. Don't put it too close to the nut or it might alter the strings tension or even break. If you have the reinforced version, place it same way and turn it 90 degrees to raise the strings as in the video.

How to use R.M.LITE / FRETRAIL

Leveling the frets with R.M.LITE and FRETRAIL fret leveling systems.

*If there are frets too worn, it may be necessary to change them with new ones before proceeding with the leveling operation. If there are loosen frets, you need to fix them as well.

*Set the neck very straight. It can be done easily do by fretting one string to the first fret, one to the last and adjust the truss rod until middle frets touch the string too or align with it.

*Some systems were provided with 3 R.M.PyramidGauges. Place them at the extremities of the fretboard and one in the middle. Adjust the truss rod until the bottom of the tool touches all the gauges.

*Slip the tool between a couple of strings and reach the frets. You can start from one side or the other. Even from the center. The most important thing is that you keep sanding homogeneously the entire fretboard.

*Use light pressure on the tool placing your hand around the 12th fret area and move the tool diagonally alternating the direction every few strokes, following an X pattern. Let the abrasive do the job. Pressing too much can affect the balance of the instrument. From time to time end a stroke by aligning the tool with the strings in order to maintain it consistently parallel to the axis of the neck.

*Every 10 strokes or so, jump to the next couple of strings. That helps to maintain the original radius.

 

 

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