FenderUSA Stratocaster 02' fret polishing, etc.

I corrected the fret crown, polished the frets, corrected the nut shape and adjusted the nut groove height on a Fender Stratocaster.
It was made in 2002. The fretboard radius is less radius than the traditional model.

The owner asked me to adjust the frets and make the nut.
However, the owner wanted to reset the condition of the guitar from the previous owner.
Personally, I think fret grinding consumes fret life.
Of course, if it doesn't sound right, it's useless as an instrument, so fretboard alignment is very important.
However, in this case, I checked the guitar and determined that there is no need to fretboard it.
However, the tops of the frets are quite flat, which is not the result of fret consumption, but the result of proper fret rounding? This was not caused by fret consumption. This was not due to fret consumption, but due to lack of proper fret rounding or crown backing.
Based on the above, I did the work in the video.

For the nut, the groove depth was not even, so I corrected the groove.
Also, the shape of the nut was not what I thought was functional and beautiful, so I corrected the shape.
However, there were some parts that had been machined down significantly, so I corrected the shape as much as possible.

When I first received the guitar and played it, I thought it didn't sound good, but after the work, it sounded good when I played it.
But after the work, it became a nice sounding guitar. The effect of the new strings is one thing, but I think the other is that there is less ground contact between the frets and the strings, which makes it harder to dampen the vibrations. I think so.
To be honest, it made a big difference, so I think fret pile is very important.

Thank you for your request.
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