Harley Benton Notched Straightedge Guitar

Any level guitarist could check fretboard straightness and feel manually (string tension at 1st fret and 17th and check the action around 7th fret) or ,better, use this professional tool.
It works great, it has 2 sides, one for 24,75 inches scale and one for 25.5 inches scale.

There is nothing to complain about. a piece of decent sheet metal, everything nicely chamfered. recommend

This is a solid tool with a feel of good quality. Has a different scale length on each side, one of which was perfect for my strat. I've not used the other side so can't comment on that.

Works fine and is cheap... What else would you ask for?

I was reluctant at first, after reading other reviews about sharp edges. However, the item that I received was fine, straight and without any sharp edges. In fact the edges are a bit rounded as if they've been sanded. If it's placed carefully on the fret-board, it won't do any damage. Its cheap, it does the job, I'm happy with this purchase!

This product is good for beginner that want to setup a guitar.
the H.B nothed straightedge guitar is good for it price and you can afford it but dont expect this product to be excelent like the 100+ euro stewmac the quality is not bad the only issue is the corner because of verysharp edges you need to be careful how you use it
But Overall is good and im satisfied for the price
The manufacturing i want to put 3.5 star

You can either buy this or get a pretty much identical one for 4-5 times the price from a US luthier shop.

I actually prefer this one over the ridiculously expensive ones from StewMac. I always cut my fingers on the sharp edges of the StewMac-model. This one from Harley Benton has slightly less sharp edges and is otherwise the exact same quality.

Better product at a much lower price, highly recommended!

a great bit of kit for the price. it’s great quality and a very handy to tool to have, highly recommend the quality is amazing for how much you pay.

Usefull and durable, in real steel it won't go off with the time

I used to straight my neck with an handbuild straightedge, definitly worth every peny.