StewMac

21 N. Shafer St., 45701, Athens, United States
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About StewMac

We’ve had one goal since 1968—to make guitars better. Over the past 50 years we’ve proudly become the world’s leading supplier of innovative lutherie tools, parts, and supplies. From simple jobs for first-timers to supplying the largest instrument makers and repair shops around the globe, helping others make music is our passion. Everything we sell is backed by our Lifetime Promise: if any of our products ever break, wear out, or fail to exceed your every expectation simply return it for a replacement. Quality you can trust. For life. LUTHIER TOOLS + SUPPLIES PARTS + HARDWARE TONEWOODS ELECTRONICS KITS + ELECTRONICS STRINGS + ACCESSORIES VIDEO + IDEAS

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John Abbatiello
GB

Missing part from my order Had a small part missing from my order. Emailed customer service and they shipped the missing part off to me immediately. This has always been the standard of excellence with STEWMAC and why I keep going back to them for high quality luthier parts and supplies. Thanks for being a great company with great people!

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Albert Carballo
GB

Received my order in a very prompt… Received my order in a very prompt delivery timeframe it was exactly what I ordered and worked perfectly when applied. Correcting the low notch in the nut was a breeze using the product and simple method of application. No more buzz. My 96 Strat is perfect once again.

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Robert In Knoxville, TN
GB

Appreciate the quality and Service of… Appreciate the quality and Service of StewMac over the years. Recently bought a pricy (for me) bridge pins for my Martin. Bone with MoP inlay. One had a defect in it and I let SM know. They immediately sent another set of six to make it right.

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Jamie Nealon
GB

Done with this Greedy Company ! I have been a Stew Mac Customer for 15 years. I've always thought they took advantage of newcomers who are learning the trade by trial and error. I learned on junk guitars because I was sick of being charged 200 dollars to have my saddle sanded down on a counter top. I recently got back into working on guitars for fun and friends. I'm a retired Marine I don't need the money but I love the work. I recently purchased a Stew Membership and have spent a lot of money on exorbitantly priced tools to get my shop up and running again. I lost my neck Jig before moving back east, so I recently decided to purchase the under string leveling beam. I watched as the Fed Ex person threw the package on my back steps. The tool was rattling around out of its packaging when I opened it. I inspected with a straight edge and found it wasn't straight and couldn't be used on frets. I don't think that was from being tossed. I think it was a junk tool. Highly disgusted I began the return process. I will say its the first poorly packaged Stew Mac tool I have received. Stew Macs customer service is pathetic and I expect were I to remain a customer Id be soon talking to foreigners for stuff like this. As a paid member running a semi business I shouldn't have to fiddle around to get something returned. They advertise hassle free returns and that clearly is not happening. Instead of sending a return label I'm being asked to provide pictures as if I have nothing better to do than play games with stew Mac. Meanwhile I have an angry customer that has been made to wait because Stew Mac sent me a junk tool and is now jerking me around on the return. I'm done with this greedy company. I don't care what i have to do I will never again purchase a Stew Mac tool and I'm ashamed to have spent thousands with this company. This is why people hate capitalism because greed has consumed American Companies. Shame on you Stew Mac.

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Andrew Jeffries
GB

I appreciate that StewMac makes demo videos… I appreciate that StewMac makes videos in which the craftsmen speak plainly and film an understandable demo of the different processes. I received my Mighty Mite neck and although I love it I will need to smooth and dress the fret ends. I like buying tools that the pros use but after buying a cerrtain number of the tools my budget gets tight and I still have a shipload of things to do to make my raw ash body a bass so I did not buy a fret file. I'm going to try 400 grit sandpaper. If you want I'll send you a pic after I get the StewMac parts to help me apply a binding to the front edge! Be blessed but be the blessing, Andrew Jeffries

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