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Hi,

I new here and I am searching for the Chapman Fingerboard Stick Scale Fret separation in order to built one! I will be forever grateful to someone could provide it please.

Thanks in advance!
Opacheco.

There are Chapman Stick with different scale lengths. They are all published on the Stick website. Is that what you mean?

-Eric

Oscar Pacheco wrote:Hi,

I new here and I am searching for the Chapman Fingerboard Stick Scale Fret separation in order to built one! I will be forever grateful to someone could provide it please.

Thanks in advance!
Opacheco.

Eric thanks for your response by I talking about the separation scale of the fret in order to do a 36 inch Chapmen Stick fretboard!

Thanks again for your time!
Opacheco

Oscar Pacheco wrote:I talking about the separation scale of the fret in order to do a 36 inch Chapmen Stick fretboard!

Are you looking for the fret spacing for a particular scale length? And...is the 36" figure you mention the scale length you're shooting for?

Oscar, if you are seeking fret positions for a 36" (or any other) scale length, you will find fret calculators in the MIMF library under "Programs, Spreadsheets and other programs". There are other programs available on the internet that will calculate the fret locations for whatever scale length you choose.

Bill Raymond wrote:Oscar, if you are seeking fret positions for a 36" (or any other) scale length, you will find fret calculators in the MIMF library under "Programs, Spreadsheets and other programs". There are other programs available on the internet that will calculate the fret locations for whatever scale length you choose.

Thanks Bill, I will check them there!

Opacheco.

I always recommend the Fretfind d2 app online as it will create a printable PDF that you can print on a single sheet (Kinkos has an inexpensive B&W 12 x 48" printer) and then stick that onto your neck to see exactly where to saw your fret lines.

David King wrote:I always recommend the Fretfind d2 app online as it will create a printable PDF that you can print on a single sheet (Kinkos has an inexpensive B&W 12 x 48" printer) and then stick that onto your neck to see exactly where to saw your fret lines.

David thanks for your comments. Please send me a link for!

Opacheco.