I’ve bought a couple of these now. Fit perfectly both times.

フェンダータイプの42ｍｍナット（底面はフラット）に取り付けました。皆さんは接着に何を使っているか知りませんが、私はタイトポンドを水で1対1程度にうすめ固定しています。付けてすぐ（10分程度）なら、はみ出した部分は水で拭き取れますし、固着に丸1日程度かかりますが、乾けば強度もでますので、作業性とできあがりの美しさでいつも使っています。もちろん接着する部分に隙間などが多ければ、それだけ、音と見た目に影響がでると思われますので、注意が必要です。また、この商品はサイズが何種類かあるようなので、購入の際はナットサイズをあらかじめ良く確認しておく必要があると思います。それとナットの高さは細かく調整する必要がありますので、弦に合わせたナットファイルは持っていた方が良いと思います。

Buon capotasto per la mia stratocaster assemblata con pezzi originali Fender. Miglioramento sostanzialmente buono rispetto al capotasto fender.

Le quedó perfecto a mi fender mexicana deluxe. Cumple muy bien su función.

Il capotasto Black Tusq Xl è fantastico, l'ho montato su una Squier Affinity ed è perfetto. Non è necessario apportare nessuna modifica, limatura o adattamento, basta semplicemente icollarlo e riposizionarlo per bene come l'originale in plastica. Purtroppo l'unico neo non è stato il prodotto ma bensì la rimozione di quello vecchio: devo dire molto difficoltosa tanto che si è pure scheggiato un pezzo della tastiera vicino alla paletta, proprio in corrispondenza del foro di regolazione della truss rod. Nel tantivo di farlo saltare, spingendolo di lato con un punzone si rigato un po' il primo tasto. Per fortuna non si nota molto. Ho riparato il pezzetto che si distaccato con un po' di Loctite. Non appena il tutto si sarà essiccato a modino, faro' un piccolo intervento di restauro con l'olio e una rifinitura finale con lana di acciaio.Non ho avuto modo di verificare il funzionamento ma visto come si presenta escludo a priori che possa essere qualcosa di negativo, anzi direi tutto l'opposto.

Perfetto per sostituzione su harley benton st62 con radius 305 mm.Armoniche molto più presenti e sicuramente migliore tenuta dell'accordatura.

Con un poco de trabajo de lima, encaja perfecta en las TE de Harley Benton. Mejara sustain y afinacion. Poco pasta y trabajo, gran mejora.

I've been sold on the Graphtech/TUSQ nuts for quite a few years now, and this one is yet another success story. I bought a "diamond in the rough" econo neck from Amazon a little while back, knowing very well it would need some TLC and elbow grease to make it go from good to great. The nut that the neck came with was the weakest link, and it was a pain to get this Graphtech nut installed, although not because of this nut in any way. The nut slot in the neck was both too deep and not wide enough. Despite that, once I got the slot all cleaned up and made a proper super-thin shim, the neck has turned out to be one of the nicest that I've played over the years (frets were dressed very well, truss rod adjusts nicely, etc.). As a plus, 42mm = no filing on the sides, at least not for this "on-spec" neck....Without this nut, the neck in question would have been mediocre at best. The stock nut was so bad that it wasn't worth even filing/sanding to work better, and there was no drop-in substitute for it - it simply made more sense to make the slot be like what you'd get from an actual Fender.Also - I typically get the white/bone GT/TUSQ nuts, but this one was for a black Tele/rosewood neck/black headstock project, and it looks really nice. I'm not super big on aesthetics, but it's an instance of non-traditional looking great (I tend to hate how graphite nuts look on maple fretboard necks, especially if they have the Old School style tuners)....This nut will probably seem expensive compared to other stuff, all things considered. When you consider that it's durable (I've got one on another guitar that's seen regular play for 10+ years w/no wear), it's (properly) pre-slotted, and the dimensions are correct (provided you do a little bit of research to get the right one), it's worth every add'l penny.