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great value for the price for todays products. |
December 5, 2011 |
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Seth Burgin
from Phoenix, AZ United States
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I lost around $200K in tools and guitars to a burglary. These files are about average for the style they are. Jeweler's joint files work well, but expect to pay $30-$60 each. A good Swiss Pippin file is $70 each now. I expect the files to load up and keep a Dremel with a BRASS or NYLON brush in it to clean the files. My older files were harder and less springy & broke when stepped on by the thieves. So far these are wearing well. I am not upset with the quality for the price at all, but I have had better. My old ones were Swiss, German, and some UK & USA files. I still easily have $3000 in small Swiss pattern files, so the price is OK for what you get. I always preferred this style nut file not the tapered 2 in one style. The old Ibanez files were VERY nice. They are obviously Japanese too, and a great nut file! These could be a bit nicer, but at what cost??
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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NUT FILES, filed in the Round File! |
September 12, 2010 |
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Greg Piette
from SOUTHPORT, NC United States
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Unfortunately these files look like and cost like they'll work. They don't..
They load up badly and bind very quickly. Even polishing their side surface had minimal corrective value.
There are better files out there, but unfortunately, they are a fairly well kept secret. But they are out there for about the same price. {Even they're not that good, but at least they work} No one really makes a high quality Nut File set these days. Manufacturers have their own tooling. Aftermarket Luthiers have very little to choose from.
Greg Guitars LLC
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$270.00
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