23-Piece Guitar Repair Tool Kit with Gauges, Files, Hex Wrenches, Pliers, Picks and Zip Case

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Product Overview

This 23-piece guitar maintenance assortment is arranged in a black zip case. The complete source image shows rulers, setup gauges, files, three hex wrenches, a screwdriver, pliers, picks and small string-work accessories.

Select the exact checkout piece count and tool configuration. Gauge ranges, wrench sizes, file profiles, ruler markings, pick colors, storage case and instrument compatibility apply only where the source label and image explicitly show them.

Key Features

23-piece source quantity
black zip storage case
rulers and setup gauges
files and three hex wrenches
screwdriver, pliers and picks

No professional-luthier result, universal compatibility, precision calibration, damage prevention, scratch prevention, tuning accuracy, repair outcome, instrument-safety or skill-level guarantee is made.

Specifications

Product format	Guitar repair and setup tool kit
Checkout color	Black
Piece count	Twenty-three
Storage	Black zip case
Pictured measurement tools	Rulers; setup gauges
Pictured hand tools	Files; hex wrenches; screwdriver; pliers
Use boundary	Always follow the received tool instructions and the instrument maker's service guidance, protect the instrument finish, reduce string tension before relevant work and use only a tool that matches the fastener or measured part.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included?

one 23-piece guitar maintenance assortment in the black zip case, with the exact inventory following the received package.

How do I select the right option?

Identify the correct tool and printed size before touching the instrument hardware. Keep files and metal edges away from finished surfaces that are not being serviced.

How should I set it up or use it?

Inventory the received tools, compare each gauge or wrench with its printed marking and place the instrument on a padded work surface before beginning adjustment or string work.

What should I inspect?

Inspect files, rulers, gauges, wrench edges, plier jaws, screwdriver tips and case pockets before use. Stop using any tool that is bent, chipped, loose, corroded or does not fit the intended instrument part correctly.