Guitar Neck Rest, Guitar Neck Cradle Support Pillow String Instrument Luthier Tool for Guitar Workstation, Ukuleles, Violins, Banjos, Mandolins

Description: If you are looking for a handy tool to help you with your guitar maintenance or small adjustments on the keyboard, the Guitar Neck Rest, Guitar Neck Cradle Support Pillow is an excellent choice. It’s built with cork material, which is gentle and soft to avoid scratching the guitar neck yet strong enough to support the neck for jobs that require pressure. It’s lightweight, cheap, and easily storable, so it doesn’t necessarily need a dedicated workbench. Its perfect height options, from just balancing the guitar to slightly raising the whole body off the table, make it ideal for guitar workstations, ukuleles, violins, banjos, and mandolins. FAQ: Q: Anyone use this with different Ukuleles? A: Hello, our guitar neck rest can use with Ukuleles, and other neck instruments. Q: Where is this item manufactured? A: hello, the guitar neck cradle is made in China. Thanks. Q: Is it stutable for classic/acustic/electric guitar as well? A: hello customer, our guitar neck rest is suitable for classic/acoustic/electric guitar. It has two different heights for neck support. Q: Why the place that guitar neck rests is so abrasive. it could easily scratch the guitar neck? A: hello, the guitar neck rest would not scratch the guitar neck, the cork material is soft and gentle, it would't scratch. If you are worried, you can cover a soft cloth on the curved place. Any questions, pls contact us, we will reply you as soon as possible. Thanks. Customer Reviews: - Works great. No slippage. - Made of cork, or cork wood? The finish is soft enough not to scratch then finish or binding, but strong enough to support the neck for jobs that require pressure, or hammer-fitting of frets. The cost made this a no-brainer, and small enough to fit in the bottom of my toolbox, it does the job. - Exactly what I needed for my guitar maintenance bench, for me, it's perfect ! - Perfect height options from just balancing the guitar to slightly raising the whole body off the table for string changes using a winder. - Definitely a necessity for anyone doing any sort of work on their guitar! It's great quality for the price, and sturdy too. I'm sure there are plenty of other DIY ways to prop up your guitar for free, but this one's worth the money.