Damon Fret End Triangle File 150 mm long Made in Europe
Damon Fret End Triangle File – 150 mm | Precision Tool Made in Europe
Achieve flawless fretwork with our Fret End Triangle File, meticulously crafted to meet the highest professional standards. Measuring 150 mm in length, this high-quality file is designed specifically for shaping and smoothing fret ends with precision and ease.
Manufactured in Europe, the Fret End Triangle File combines superior craftsmanship with durable materials to ensure long-lasting performance. Its ergonomic design offers optimal control, making it ideal for both guitarists and luthiers who demand accurate fret dressing and fret end rounding.
Key Features:
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Precision 150 mm length: Perfect size for detailed fret end finishing
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Triangle shape: Allows easy access to fret ends and tight corners
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High-quality European craftsmanship: Ensures durability and effectiveness
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Professional-grade tool: Suitable for guitarists taking charge of their guitar maintenance and luthiers aiming for flawless results. Works with stainless steel frets too.
Whether you are performing a quick fret end adjustment or undertaking a full setup, this Fret End Triangle File is an essential addition to your guitar maintenance toolkit. Take responsibility for your instrument’s playability with a tool trusted by professionals across Europe.
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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.
Finish the job right
After fretwork, you'll be putting on fresh strings anyway — add them now and skip the second order. Made in Germany, like your tools.