StewMac Medium Fretwire

Name: StewMac Medium Fretwire
Brand: StewMac
SKU: M001829
Price: 5.13 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Grouped product items
Image	Product Name	Qty
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/High, 2-foot piece was €6.04 Special Price €5.13 Taxes not included
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/High, 52-foot pack (1 lb) was €78.51 Special Price €66.73 Taxes not included
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/Medium, 2-foot piece was €6.04 Special Price €5.13 Taxes not included
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/Medium, 68-foot pack (1 lb) was €102.66 Special Price €87.26 Taxes not included
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/Higher, 2-foot piece was €6.04 Special Price €5.13 Taxes not included
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/Higher, 54-foot pack (1 lb) was €81.53 Special Price €69.30 Taxes not included
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/Highest, 2-foot piece was €6.04 Special Price €5.13 Taxes not included
	StewMac Medium Fretwire, Medium/Highest, 60-foot pack (1 lb) was €90.59 Special Price €77.00 Taxes not included

Details

StewMac Medium Fretwire

.080" to .095"
Medium widths are the most popular (used extensively by Martin, Fender and Gibson). #0148 Medium is our best seller.

Order fretwire by the pound for tidy savings!
Our bulk fretwire is supplied in convenient clear storage tubes, to keep your wire organized and your workbench uncluttered. You'll save 50% or more when you order fretwire by the pound.

Instrument makers and repair shops rely on us for the highest quality 18% nickel-silver fretwire. We supply our fretwire in 2-foot straight lengths. Order 6 feet for a complete guitar or bass fret job, and 4 feet for a mandolin, banjo or ukulele.

Our fretwire is sized to fit a 0.023" (0.58mm) fret slot width.

Fretwire is made in a variety of crown heights. Note that after the frets are installed and leveled, they can lose from .004" to .010" in height. High fretwire has a crown height of .045" or more. It may offer more note sustain due to its slightly greater mass, and more fret dressings are possible between refrettings. Low fretwire is often useful for partial refret jobs.