Replacing Guitar Nut

 This morning I used a 3D printed piece of plastic to bring my guitar back to life. The small piece at the top of the neck which holds the strings of the guitar in place is called the nut. It's not to complicated and fairly easy to make an STL file.

Working on more DAQ boards

The broken nut

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