That’s what I’d use if it were Me. But notice that wood block in the back? Thats a big part of getting it right. Are you thinking of putting those on yours?

@Matt Wilson here’s an example of the last match before they qualified for the World Championship. They are team 4201 in this: https://youtu.be/JpfRKmGhZFo?si=Vlr75ZnaTl9KJow5

@Justin Bernhard this one…

@Robbie Gonzalez wow! It sure was. Man that workbench was so elite. Hundreds of guitars were set up on that thing! And that ESP with the maple neck 👌. Memories man!

@Justin Bernhard thank you. Definitely want to be accurate. Its great that we have actual experience of what this could look like!

Thank you! And you’d have fit right in and felt right at home! It was just one of those special places in time and in our lives and everyone there could feel it. Even though I miss it, I am also filled with the gratitude that I ever got to do it, at all.

@Ricardo Ponce that’s an interesting perspective, especially it being a feeler guage without soul. That kind of hit home. And your points about guitars being set up the same way, is also a valid point. I’m glad you weighed in on this, especially as a repair guy. I’d love to learn more about it, as in the tool itself, and how it integrated with the cards it helps build. There are a few guitars that I have that I might like as a reference point to other guitars that I would like setup. So speed/algorothm/ease of use and understanding might mean I’m more likely to dial in that I’m getting those things as a starting point. In the end maybe it comes down to intent as to why and how you use it. You give a lot of food for thought, and I’ glad you weighed in with such important points.

@Ricardo Ponce you might be able to. But that’s why I mentioned “algorithm”. Because if it can be done with an action guage and a ruler, then I have both, but I’ve never thought about taking them and logging my data from guitars as a reference. And I probably don’t feel like it. But if this thing were easier, and had a path that they follow to get a lot more of these data points, but in a much faster, simpler, more interesting way, then I might say, hey this is cool and it’s so easy I’m going to look at alll my guitars just to compare. But I don’t think I’d ever do that with an action guage and a ruler, if that makes sense? So for Me it’s not just the tool but the underlying system/method/algorithm - that would matter as much as the tool, if not maybe more. Like you said, I’d have to watch the video and dig in more to understand the full picture.