00:00Guitar fret wire cutters every luteer needs, I went through the sold counts and ratings, and these 5 are the
00:05ones people actually keep buying.
00:07Whether you're doing a full refret or just trimming one stubborn end, cutting fret wire with the wrong tool wrecks
00:12the job fast.
00:14Here's what's worth your money.
00:17First up, the guitar fret crowning luteer file.
00:20This one does the job most people forget about, after the wire's seated, the crown has to be rounded back
00:25to shape or the string won't sit right and you'll get buzzing everywhere.
00:29Around 10 bucks, and it's got 4,800 sales behind it at a 4.7 rating.
00:35If you're doing fret work at all, a crowning file isn't optional, it's the difference between a playable neck and
00:40a mess.
00:42Next, this 26-piece guitar repair tool set.
00:46Wrenches, screwdrivers, a scale ruler, the works, basically everything you'd otherwise go hunting for one piece at a time.
00:53$16.77 for the whole kit, and nearly 3,000 people grabbed it at 4.7.
00:59Great starter setup if you're just getting into setups and repairs and don't want to buy tools one by one.
01:04Now the musper fret wire end nipper, this is my pick of the bunch.
01:09Carbon steel, built to cut fret wire clean without crushing the ends, which is exactly where cheap cutters fail you.
01:16$13.51, and check this, 4.9 rating across 2400 sales.
01:21That rating with that volume tells you it holds up.
01:25If you only buy one tool from this list, this is it.
01:29Then there's the Musper Precision Carbon Steel String Cutter, same family, slightly different animal.
01:34This one's tuned for accuracy, clean cuts right at the fret end, and it works just as well on bass
01:40and heavier strings.
01:42$14.47, 2200 sold, 4.9 rating.
01:46Worth the extra dollar if you want that precision feel in hand.
01:50Last one, the guitar plier wire puller.
01:54Cheapest here at $8.93, and honestly the one people reach for constantly pulling old frets, nipping wire, general cutting.
02:01$16.00 sold at 4.8.
02:04Perfect as a second pair so you're not swapping tools mid-job, or as a cheap entry point if you're
02:09just starting out.
02:11That's the 5.
02:13Links to every one of these are in the description below, go check the current prices, they move around.
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