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Key takeaways
- Calculator results are educational estimates, not manufacturer specifications or engineering certification.
- You remain responsible for deciding whether a gauge, tuning, or adjustment is suitable for the instrument.
- Stop and seek qualified help when an instrument shows structural distress or permanent work is required.
These terms apply when you use Guitar String Tension Calculator, including its calculators, tables, downloads, and written material. By using the site, you accept these terms.
Educational reference only
Calculator results are educational estimates, not manufacturer specifications, engineering certification, or a substitute for inspection by a qualified guitar technician. String construction, instrument condition, and measurement error can change real outcomes.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for deciding whether a gauge, tuning, tension, adjustment, or construction measurement is appropriate for your instrument. Stop if a string, tuner, bridge, neck, or truss rod shows signs of distress. Permanent nut, bridge, fret, or structural work should be performed by a competent person.
Permitted use
You may use and print calculator results for personal, educational, repair, or instrument-building work. You may link to public pages. You may not copy substantial site content, misrepresent estimates as official manufacturer data, bypass access controls, or use the service to distribute harmful software.
Availability and changes
Features and content may change as methods improve. We may correct, remove, or update information without notice. We do not guarantee uninterrupted availability or compatibility with every browser or device.
Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the site is provided “as is” without warranties. Guitar String Tension Calculator is not liable for damage arising from reliance on estimates, instrument modifications, lost data, or unavailable service.
Contact
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