Lesko Products Lesko Multi-Rule 25.5" fretboard protector set up multi tool straight edge

 Lesko Multi-Rule

If you buy more than one I will combine shipping it cost $1.00 for each extra. Just send me a message of offer.

last batch and will no longer be made after these sell out.

This Tool Makes set ups a breeze Check fret height and neck relief with the flip of the ruler.

Need to do a good polish this ruler has fret cut outs to expose the frets and protect the fret board, Much easier than taping off the whole finger board, or having to move a single fret protector each time.

Had a re-fret done this will double check for you, Also a handy tool to check fret distance on used and vintage instruments.

It is now a 5 tool in one design.

The fret slots for protecting the fret board have a cutout of 2.99mm (it is pictured on a guitar with Fender Jumbo frets), please note there will be more of a gap if used on guitars with narrow frets.

It is also a template for fret distance the fret board protector sits flush against the nut. This comes in handy for new builds everything is measured for you (very small notches inside the fret slots for fret distance.

The straight edge and notched straight edge have a thickness of 0.91 (it is the best thickness to add rigidity but still be able to do a great fret polish.

Cut outs for inlay marking have also been added. The dots are 4.63mm, to be used as a guide.

Available in 5 scale lengths:

25.5” (Fender stratocaster, ect.)

25” (Prs, Ect.).

24.75”(Gibson, Ect. READ BELOW)

24.625

24.563

Gibson has used 24 3/25, 24 9/16, and 24 5/8 over the years please measure you scale to ensure you get the right fit. In stock is the 24 3/4 the other will be ready approx. March 1st 2019.

24 3/4 (24.75) 1st to 2nd fret =1.311"

24 9/16 (24.563) 1st to 2nd fret =1.301"

24 5/8 ( 24.625) 1st to 2nd fret =1.305"

What customers are saying:

Your product is going to save me a ton of time, tape, and danger to my fret boards! It's a very cool idea.

Thanks!

Cheers,
Todd

Great tool. I had a customer swear the neck was warped on a vintage Silverstone. I used this tool to check it. And while not perfect, it was close enough that the customer who did not like it after putting on new strings. Was wrong. It proved the person did not know what he was saying, and that Vintage guitars should not be changed/adjusted by amateurs.

Really really cool product. Well made.