Set of 3, Notched Straight Edge Guitar Luthiers Tool, String Action Ruler Gauge, Fret Rocker String Height Gauge for Most Guitar Fretboards

I was pleasantly surprised by this tool and it was quite affordable. The finish is acceptable and the two different scales on the notched straight edge has let me work on my acoustics and electrics and permitted me to perform very accurate truss rod adjustments. The fret rocker certainly did its job and helped me find the high fret areas. The card shows recommended string heights for only the 1st and 6th string. It would be helpful for those to be on the card or have a height specified by string gauge, but there's plenty of other useful information on the card. I occasionally replace nuts and saddles on acoustic guitars and the card has the spacing and layout for a wide variety of sizes that I found very helpul. Overall, I'm quite pleased with this purchase.

Worked as intended at a reduced price

These are not the best, the ruler is not easy to read, but overall a good set to have for DIY-ers who like to tinker and not go to shops for simple work.

I like the neck gauge. It's not flimsy. Works perfectly. Must start measuring on the second fret for notches to line up. Rocker is what it is. String height guide is useless. Gives a mark where strings should be for low and high setting. I'd prefer just a ruler to make my own calculations.I bought this mainly for the neckgadget, but thought the other two tools would round out my ability to set up my strings and frets. The rocker can be almost anything flat. The card is useless. It might have been better to save a few bucks and just get the neck gauge.

The notched straight edge tool doesn't fit my Gibson Les Paul / SG / 335 standard 24-3/4" scale fret board nor my dreadnought or PRS standard 25" scale fret boards. While straight and sturdy, the tool is useless unless it fits a Fender standard 25-1/2" scale fret board, of which I have none. I guess it's partially my fault for ignoring the vague and incomplete description. The other two tools will probably be useful.

I'm not sure why, i thought this was a generic straight edge to fit most types of guitars. It has two sides which i'm not sure what's what, but both sides would not line up with the frets on my guitar. My guitar is a pretty standard looking telecaster clone so it should work i'd have thought. The fret rocking tool, of course works for all guitars and came with a ruler type tool to measure string or pickup height. So for the cost i thought this was the most bang for the buck. So not sure why this level didn't work, i'm not sure, is electric guitar scale much different? I tried putting it on the 1st fret, didn't line up, tried it on 2nd fret, didn't line up, switched it around which didn't work either. So although product looks like it was made well enough, didn't work for me. It might work for you, so i'm putting 3 stars.

Perfect for checking guitar setup

great quality for the price