Guitar Fret Pulling Pliers
Compact 125 mm fret puller for guitar refretting and fingerboard maintenance.
The guitar fret removal pliers are an essential accessory for any lutherie workshop. They are specifically designed to remove frets without damaging the instrument's fingerboard. Compact at 125 mm long, they fit comfortably in the hand and are easy to use.
Also known as fret pulling pliers or a fret puller, this tool removes frets precisely while limiting the risk of chipping the fingerboard.
The rubber-coated handles provide a secure grip, even during lengthy jobs. The flat jaws slip precisely underneath the frets. Thanks to this design, the wood can remain intact, which is essential for clean, professional fret removal.
This tool does not compete with premium models, but it does its job well. For the price, it offers excellent value for money. The guitar fret removal pliers are therefore a dependable option for beginners or for expanding an existing toolkit.
It is important to note that these pliers are not multipurpose. They are intended solely for fret removal. Incorrect use can damage their flat cutting edges. When used for their intended purpose, they remain precise, effective and durable.
This model is imported from Asia under the Kanepx brand. It has been tested and approved in our workshop. For amateur and experienced luthiers alike, it is a sensible, reassuring choice that lets you equip yourself without exceeding your budget.
This guitar fret removal tool deserves a place in every workshop. Compact, reliable and affordable, it makes a delicate operation easier. To expand your toolkit, discover our fingerboard protectors for frets, which complement this tool perfectly.
For more general information about guitar making and its tools, you can consult this article.
In summary, the guitar fret removal pliers are a smart purchase. Simple, sturdy and economical, they are a practical choice for clean, controlled fret removal.
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