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6 thoughts on “Simple trick to meaure neck thickness with strings on”
You are moving the strings anyway so you might as well take them off and measure it correctly.
Actually the trick with the battery works great, I’ve tried it a few times already and could always take some precise measurements. Taking the strings off is sometimes way too time consuming.
Duh..why did I not think of this? It’s why we have tare function on weighing scales. Thank you…
Excellent, like tare on a scale when adding the weight of something that needs to be included with the weighted item. Thank you
**Remember, you can always just loosen the Strings and slip the Caliper underneath by holding the Strings up with a small block, eraser, Smart Phone lol!
Awesome idea and if your callipers are anything like mine, there will always be a flat battery available. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks so much for this obvious method of measuring neck thickness. On any fret.