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    Fretboard beveling involves beveling the sides of frets and a small portion of the fretboard wood from 1 to 2mm. This step is often skipped by guitar builders but beveling is important to achieve a wonderful feel on the neck. Proper fretboard beveling helps provide a smooth transition between the frets and fretboard.

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    Fretboard beveling involves beveling the sides of frets and a small portion of the fretboard wood from 1 to 2mm. This step is often skipped by guitar builders but beveling is important to achieve a wonderful feel on the neck. Proper fretboard beveling helps provide a smooth transition between the frets and fretboard.

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    Salvo Coppola
    Fretboard beveling involves beveling the sides of frets and a small portion of the fretboard wood from 1 to 2mm. This step is often skipped by guitar builders but beveling is important to achieve a wonderful feel on the neck. Proper fretboard beveling helps provide a smooth transition between the frets and fretboard.

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    FRETBOARD BEVELING

    Once frets are installed it's very important to bevel


    their side and also a small portion of from 1 or
    1.5mm to a maximum 2mm of fretboard wood.
    This step is often skipped by guitar builders but it is
    in fact very important to achieve a wonderful feel on
    the neck.

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