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Complete the inputs, then run the tool. Results remain on this device and are not uploaded.
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Create a printable baseline measurement record.
Result ticket
Complete the inputs, then run the tool. Results remain on this device and are not uploaded.
Create a printable baseline measurement record. Shop documents preserve who observed what, under which conditions, and with which permission. They are operational records rather than legal, payment, or customer-management systems.
Use it when you can describe the current state and need a defensible next check. It is not a shortcut around inspection: preserve the starting state, change one variable, and verify the result under the same conditions.
Use one instrument, tuning, string set, playing position, date, and measurement method. Capture raw values before any adjustment.
Input labels describe evidence, not targets. A placeholder demonstrates format only; it is never a recommendation for a particular guitar.
Blank fields signal missing evidence; they are preferable to guessed numbers. Print or save the completed ticket with the job record.
Read priorities from top to bottom, but stop as soon as new evidence contradicts an earlier assumption. Save or print the result ticket with the entered conditions so another person can reproduce the decision.
The sheet groups identity, environment, relief, action, pickup clearance, and notes so later before/after comparisons use the same datums.
The page keeps calculation and diagnostic claims deliberately bounded. Display rounding improves readability, while the underlying logic uses entered values; descriptive branches report relative tendencies and the evidence needed to confirm them.
Record “relief 0.18 mm, capo 1/held 17/measured 8” and “action bass 2.0 mm at fret 12,” not just “neck good.” After work, repeat those exact methods.
The example demonstrates reasoning, not a universal setup specification. Substitute real measurements and repeat the final test before accepting the next action.
The sheet does not validate whether a value is suitable, and browser storage is not a shop backup. Avoid sensitive customer data on shared devices.
Instrument design, service history, measurement error, and player technique can outweigh a calculator or checklist. Where manufacturer instructions exist for the exact hardware, use those instructions and record the revision consulted.
Stop for abnormal resistance, cracking, heat, odor, electrical sensation, moving wood or joints, a measurement that cannot be repeated, or any step that would remove material without a confirmed cause. Secure strings and stored mechanical energy before hardware work. Refer structural, fret-cutting, mains-powered, or uncertain repairs to a qualified technician.
Open the related page that answers the next unresolved question; do not run every tool as if every system needs adjustment.