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Permalink Reply by Paul Stephen Eklund on June 29, 2010 at 4:06pm

can't seem to add link. I'll try again

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Permalink Reply by Paul Stephen Eklund on June 29, 2010 at 4:11pm

FretFind 2-D


If the link doesn't show up google fretfind

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Permalink Reply by mark gillette on June 29, 2010 at 4:26pm

didn't fine the link

Paul Stephen Eklund said:

FretFind 2-D


If the link doesn't show up google fretfind

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Permalink Reply by uncle Lou on June 29, 2010 at 5:23pm

for 30 bucks you can buy a fret ruler from stu-mac I find it much more accurate than the paper download.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Lillo on June 29, 2010 at 10:02pm

Scroll down the page a bit, look for wfret
http://europa.spaceports.com/~fishbake/

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Permalink Reply by Dennis Brooker on June 30, 2010 at 12:50am

Here's the link to my diddley webpage - http://www.dbrooker.com/diddly.html about half way down there's a link so you can print out a PDF for a 23" and 24" fret scale - Hope this helps - DB

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Permalink Reply by John Drake on June 30, 2010 at 1:20am

This one is good. Fretcalc
So is the one wbich is available on the Stewmac site. I can't recall if they both allow for a printout. But be careful - some printers don't print out at true size which means positions will be wrong. It's easy to measure with a rule but always use the distance from nut to fret not fret to fret otherwise errors will compound.
Regards John D

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Permalink Reply by Diane in Chicago on June 30, 2010 at 2:12am

http://www.fretfind.ekips.org/2d/standard.php

This is web based, nothing to download. Works for PC and Mac.

Be sure to specify "multi page PDF" on the printout page.

Click reset when you are creating a new template, otherwise it will stick with your previous scale.

Sure you can buy the ruler from StewMac, but then you can only build that size.

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Permalink Reply by uncle Lou on June 30, 2010 at 5:05am

Actually the stu-mac one has all 4 fender fret scales on it and if you want a shorter scale you just start at 1st, 2nd , 3rd fret as place for the nut.

Diane in Chicago said:

http://www.fretfind.ekips.org/2d/standard.php

This is web based, nothing to download. Works for PC and Mac.

Be sure to specify "multi page PDF" on the printout page.

Click reset when you are creating a new template, otherwise it will stick with your previous scale.

Sure you can buy the ruler from StewMac, but then you can only build that size.

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Permalink Reply by Diane in Chicago on June 30, 2010 at 8:08am

Wow, then that IS a good idea!

uncle Lou said:

Actually the stu-mac one has all 4 fender fret scales on it and if you want a shorter scale you just start at 1st, 2nd , 3rd fret as place for the nut.

Diane in Chicago said:

http://www.fretfind.ekips.org/2d/standard.php

This is web based, nothing to download. Works for PC and Mac.

Be sure to specify "multi page PDF" on the printout page.

Click reset when you are creating a new template, otherwise it will stick with your previous scale.

Sure you can buy the ruler from StewMac, but then you can only build that size.

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Permalink Reply by Dan Sleep on June 30, 2010 at 12:06pm

I use Wfret all the time, works great!

http://europa.spaceports.com/~fishbake/soft/wfret.zip

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Permalink Reply by Diane in Chicago on June 30, 2010 at 1:33pm

but only if you have a PC!

Iggy said:

I use Wfret all the time, works great!

http://europa.spaceports.com/~fishbake/soft/wfret.zip

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