This is done to prevent any chipping when removing the existing nut. With the razor blade, score the edges along the existing nut and fingerboard.
The tools you need to perform the installation include a razor blade, a flat sanding block with a glued 120 grit sandpaper, a small hammer and wooden block, masking tape, a sharp pencil, super glue of medium or thick viscosity, an applicator or toothpick, wire snippers, and a small ruler. Recommended ToolsĪll of the Zero Glide nuts are slightly oversized in width and height and will require some minor sanding to allow for an accurate fit. This video will demonstrate the installation of a pre-slotted Zero Glide Nut System on an acoustic guitar. The blight kits are best installed by a professional luthier, as the individual nut slots need to be cut with dedicated nut files. If a pre-slotted nut does not fit your exact string spacing or you desire a custom spacing, Zero Glide offers unslotted nut blanks that can easily be cut and fit to any fretted instrument, including uncommon instruments like bouzoukis, lap steels, mandolas, and so on. The most common sizes for guitar, mandolin, and banjo are already available pre-slotted to fit your instrument with factory string spacing. A comprehensive sizing chart containing necessary specifications to help you find the correct replacement nut for your instrument can be found at.
The individual Zero Glide Nut Systems are available in 11 different models. For details on the great benefits that the Zero Glide adds to your instrument, please see our product demonstration video. Speaker 1: Today we're going to be demonstrating the installation of the ZerO Glide Nut system.
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