2 Pcs 6 String Electric Bone Nut Cattle Bone Slotted Replacement (43 X 6, Unbleached)

Fit right in without any filing for me which was very rare. Make sure you look at the specs before purchasing this for other products. This did not fit a telecaster. This is only for a offbrand I YV Les Paul copy.

Worked great. Minor filing to fit in slot, reduced overall height by filing the backside down until I had the appropriate relief. pre-cut slots required zero slot filing once installed. Easier process and better-quality bone than expected. Absolutely fabulous.

I bought a knock off Telecaster by Tagima and the quality is overall quite good but had a plastic nut. This was exactly what I needed though. Be warned that I had to sand this thing a LOT.Not a big deal and I had sandpaper an delnow grease but to sand it shorter and reduce the width took a while. It seems like legit bone and sounds much better and fuller than the plastic but that was on here.I'll recommend for any diy luthiers out there, you can get a set of tiny/thin files at Harbor Freight. I used those to fine tune the string height. Very inexpensive and not hard but you have to be patient and work slow.This is a great product for upgrading a cheap guitar though!

I needed a new nut for my Harley Benton LP, decided to try these. It fit perfectly and surprisingly I did not even have to file any of the slots for string height. It was near perfect, not off enough that I would even bother breaking out my nut files. very pleased

These did their job in a multiple repair situation.

I like that this but is pre-cut. The string width feels right and amazingly the width is dead-on for my Harley Benton SC-JR. I don’t notice any tuning problems. The material is noticeably harder than the plastic nut that came on the guitar. The slots are not too deep either. I was able to just sand down the bottom to get the action where I like it and glue it on. Getting a backup with it seemed like a good idea but now I have a spare for the next guitar.

I wasn’t expecting much for the price. I needed a cheap nut for a cheap guitar. This fit the bill. The 2 nuts were slightly different in size, and the slots were cut slightly different. One fit better than the other. Typical made in China quality, but that’s to be expected

If you have a strat or tele you will have to remove a lot of material. But the effort is well worth it. I installed this on a telecaster I rebuilt and I am absolutely satisfied withe the result. Just remeber you do have to do work to make it fit most guitars.