Damon Fret Crowning File 150 mm long Made in Europe
Damon Fret Crowning File – Made in Europe | Precision Tool for Regular, Medium, and Jumbo Frets
Experience impeccable fret dressing with the Damon Fret Crowning File, expertly crafted in Europe to suit regular, medium, and jumbo fret sizes. This high-quality file is designed to restore the perfect fret shape, enhancing playability and prolonging fret life.
Key Features:
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Versatile compatibility: Ideal for regular, medium, and jumbo frets, ensuring precise crowning for a range of guitar types and styles.
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Precision 150 mm length without handle: Perfect size for fret crowning
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Ergonomic wooden handle: Provides comfortable, secure grip for controlled and accurate filing, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.
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Superior European craftsmanship: Made with high-quality materials for durability, reliability, and long-lasting sharpness, meeting professional standards.
Take control of your guitar maintenance with the Damon Fret Crowning File—a professional-grade tool designed for guitarists and luthiers committed to achieving flawless fretwork. Crafted for precision and ease, it is an indispensable addition to every guitar care toolkit. Works with stainless steel too.
Where it fits: Leveling → crowning → polishing — the fret fixes chapter of the Guitar Setup Guide shows the full order.
DAMON FRET CROWNING FILE FAQ
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Product safety & compliance (GPSR)
Manufacturer / EU responsible person: Just Beyond S.R.L. (brand FRTLZR®), Str. Nicolae Titulescu 10, Sector 1, 011141 Bucharest, Romania — shine@frtlzr.com
Safety information: Precision hand tool with sharp edges and/or abrasive surfaces. Risk of cuts and abrasions. Keep out of reach of children. Not a toy. Use only as intended for guitar/bass fretwork and setup. Wear eye protection when filing or levelling metal frets. Store dry; keep the protective cover on when not in use.
Don't stop before the fret ends
After leveling or crowning, the fret ends need a clean bevel and dressing before you polish — that's what separates a good fret job from a finished one. And you'll restring anyway.