Single-cut, set neck
Glued-in neck with an adjustable bridge and separate stop tailpiece.
Now available for S-style guitars
Set up your guitar like a luthier would.
Turn a 3D model of your guitar, look inside the neck and body, and follow step-by-step guidance with real measurements.
Every guide tells you when to stop and call a pro.
3D view · S-style
Step 1
Pick your guitar
We're starting with S-style guitars. More types are on the way, each with its own guides.
S-style
Double-cut body, bolt-on neck and vintage-style tremolo. 25.5" scale, 9.5" radius.
Locking tremolo
Locking nut and a bridge balanced on springs. Needs its own order of steps.
Steel-string acoustic
Relief and strings at home. Lowering the saddle means careful sanding.
Classical, nylon strings
Tie-block bridge and slotted headstock. Many have no truss rod at all.
Bass, 4-string
Longer scale and heavier strings. Same principles, bigger numbers.
How it works
Pick your guitar
Start with an S-style guitar. Add your string gauge so the measurements match yours.
Pick the job
Restring, lower the action, set intonation, or do a full setup in the right order.
Follow it in 3D
Turn the guitar to any angle and see inside the neck and body. The built-in tuner listens through your mic to check each step.
Know when to stop
Some jobs need a professional bench. When a guide reaches fret levelling, nut slots or a stuck truss rod, we point you to a luthier near you.