Luthier Tools

Jack the Gripper

Lightweight soundhole clamp, 6 inch (15 cm) throat depth

neck shim 0.25 degree shaped for electric bolt-on neck guitar

neck shim 1.00 degree shaped for electric bolt-on neck guitar

Excellent support for a guitar neck while pressing or hammering frets, or a lower clamping caul for regluing a fingerboard. You could even saw it into shorter lengths to make lower clamping cauls for glue-in fret jobs.

Pickup routing template for humbucker, body rout

Pickup routing template for P90, body rout

Rock-n-Roller neck rest, 9.5 cm height for solidbody guitars

Set of two Rock-n-Roller neck rests with bench pad

Soundhole clamp cauls, set of 4 (2 flat and 2 curved cauls), 4 felt disks included

Tele jack installation tool, hardened steel

Stubai chisel, 10mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With hornbeam handle.

Stubai chisel, 16mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With hornbeam handle.

Stubai chisel, 30mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With hornbeam handle.

Stubai chisel, 8mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With hornbeam handle.

Stubai ejector iron, 30mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. Mittenwald model. Outside bevel. Hollowed. With two-handed wooden handle. Dimensions = width.

Stubai Neck maker tool, 12mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With wooden handle.

Stubai Neck maker tool, 20mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With wooden handle.

Stubai Neck maker tool, 30mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With wooden handle.

Stubai Neck maker tool, 35mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With wooden handle.

Stubai Neck maker tool, 4mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With wooden handle.

Stubai Neck maker tool, 8mm. ToolsOriginal Stubai. With wooden handle.

Stubai Stock iron, Cello, 35mm wide. ToolsOriginal Stubai. Inside bevel. With wooden handle.

Stainless steel scalpel holder #4, for blades 20 up to 23

Surgical scalpel blades no.26, sterile, straight cutting edge, 20 pieces

Thompson crack repair cleat, indian rosewood

Replacing strings on a floating tremolo system can be a challenging and time-consuming task. However, the new string changing tool simplifies the process significantly! When you're prepared to replace the strings, press the tremolo bar downwards and slide the thin edge beneath the bridge. The gentle pad located beneath the tool sits on top of the guitar, allowing you to effortlessly reach the string locking hex screws found on various bridge systems. You can opt to replace the strings individually or all at once.