Detail 01
23° and 3° angles
Use 23° for fret-end beveling; 3° is intended for initial, flush, sprout, or tang work.

Independent shopping perspective
Music Nomad’s Fret Beveling File is an adjustable 6-inch tool for shaping fret ends. Its 23° and 3° positions cover beveling and initial or flush filing tasks. A curved-radius underside spans the fretboard to keep the tool centered as you work. The replaceable high-carbon-steel file has a double-cut side for heavier removal and a single-cut side for finer work; deeper channel recesses provide body clearance on acoustic guitars.

Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Use 23° for fret-end beveling; 3° is intended for initial, flush, sprout, or tang work.
Detail 02
The double-cut side handles heavier, coarser removal; the single-cut side is for finer, smoother removal.
Detail 03
It covers the fretboard width and helps keep the file centered.
Detail 04
All four file edges are smooth to protect the instrument during work.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It works with nickel silver, EVO gold, and stainless-steel fret wire.
Yes. The high-carbon-steel file is adjustable and replaceable.
It is for initial filing, fret sprout, flush filing, or tang removal.