Walnut Strat-Style Guitar Fingerboard – 22 Frets

Strat walnut fretboard designed for lutherie projects requiring an elegant and stable foundation. This fretboard has a natural appearance thanks to walnut selected for its consistent density. The walnut is precisely machined with a modern twelve-inch radius.

This fretboard features fret slots that do not extend through the sides, simplifying the luthier's work. This avoids having to fill the ends of the slots and ensures a clean appearance after fretting. Walnut provides a balanced tone appreciated on modern guitars. The unfinished surface can be treated with oil or varnish according to the project's needs.

The width at the nut provides useful extra material for adjusting each configuration. This flexibility allows adaptation to various compatible neck styles. The slots have a consistent depth to ensure straightforward fret installation. The scale length is the standard twenty-five and a half inches used on many modern Strat-style guitars.

This Strat walnut fretboard is intended for projects seeking a natural, understated appearance. Walnut offers a warm color and harmonious grain for customized instruments. Careful manufacturing provides a reliable foundation for necks shaped in the workshop. The twelve-inch radius ensures excellent playability across a versatile range of styles.

Luthiers will appreciate the absence of inlays, allowing them to create their own position markers. This configuration enables complete customization of the finished project. The wood has been properly dried to provide good long-term stability. This fretboard is a serious option for craftspeople looking for a component ready for assembly.

A link is provided at the end of the description to help with installation and preparation. This fretboard can be paired with a compatible neck made in your workshop. The product is fully suited to custom projects requiring a premium-quality foundation.

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