StewMac Slotted Fingerboard for Fender, Indian Rosewood vs Paua Abalone Sheets Inlay - Easy Inlay (Fireball)
Overall winner: StewMac Slotted Fingerboard for Fender, Indian Rosewood
Key Differences
StewMac's slotted Indian rosewood fingerboard (B072LNDQ1R) is a radiused, unfretted component with flat undersides and an extended 1/8" nut slot suited for building or repair; Easy Inlay's Paua Abalone sheets (B0986TTJ1D) are PSA-backed decorative inlay material that cuts easily and adds vibrant color. Pick the StewMac fingerboard if you need a structural guitar part with higher rating and stability features; pick the Easy Inlay sheets if you want versatile decorative inlays and vibrant abalone appearance
StewMac Slotted Fingerboard for Fender, Indian Rosewood
Radiused, extended fingerboard with a 1/8" flat-bottomed nut slot. Fender-style, kiln-dried and ready for trimming to fit neck widths
Pros
- radiused fingerboard
- extended with 1/8" nut slot
- flat undersides for stability
- unfretted for trimming
Cons
- no inlays
- unfretted by design
Paua Abalone Sheets Inlay - Easy Inlay (Fireball)
Paua abalone sheets for inlay projects, PSA-backed for easy placement and gluing. Cuts easily with scissors or utility knife for precise work. Use with caution when sanding due to natural material
Pros
- PSA-backed for easy placement
- Cuts easily with scissors or utility knife
- Vibrant color for inlays
- Suitable for multiple trades (jewelry, wood, luthier)
Cons
- Natural material requires sanding caution
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | StewMac |
| Durability | StewMac |
| Versatility | Easy Inlay |
| User Reviews | StewMac |