Introducing the Saddle Scribe: a precision tool designed for luthiers and guitar technicians to accurately mark saddles before cutting, ensuring precise action adjustments.

Key Features:

• Incremental Markings: Features measurement increments at 0.02, 0.04, 0.06, 0.08, and 0.1 inches, allowing for precise material removal calculations.
• Staggered Line Guide: Assists in marking both sides of the saddle, facilitating accurate angling during adjustments.

Usage Instructions:

1. Determine Desired Action Reduction: Decide how much you wish to lower the action at the 12th fret.
2. Calculate Saddle Material Removal: Double the desired action reduction to find the amount to remove from the saddle. For example, to lower the action by 0.01 inches, plan to remove 0.02 inches from the saddle height.
3. Mark the Saddle: Using the Saddle Scribe, draw a line at the calculated measurement on both sides of the saddle.
4. Create Staggered Lines: Utilize the staggered line guide to draw additional lines, indicating the angle for grinding.
5. Grind the Saddle: Carefully grind the saddle down to the marked lines, angling towards the outer corners as indicated by the staggered lines.

By following these steps, you can achieve precise saddle adjustments, leading to improved action and playability of the guitar.

Note: The Saddle Scribe is an essential tool for luthiers aiming for meticulous saddle modifications, ensuring accuracy and consistency in guitar setups.