How wide is the neck at the nut?
1251988
So, I had to look up what part the "nut" is....It measures 1 and 3/4 inches across. Then, going down the neck to where the body connects, measures 2 and 1/4 inches. Hope this helps!
1426071
Sorry for the delay. I presume you mean the nut which measures 1 & 11/16 inches. This is standard size for modern guitars by the way.
472062
I had to measure this and the best I can come up with is 15 mil. (diameter) x 25 mil. length (height) of neck. Hope this helps.
575992
I would say it was about 4 inches. I had no issues with room to fit nuts on but I did have a little trouble threading the nut correctly because of the tight space under my sink. The faucet is very nice and is still working very well.
2003583
Lenght from the neck is about 11inches, overall lenght is 13 inches while the width is about 7.5 inches
2063368
Nut Width: 1.725 inches. It would be a standard acoustic guitar spacing. That specification is unavailable.
2167704
Neck Length: 28 1/4 in.Fret Board Length: 21 5/8 in.Total Length: 42 1/2 in.Length of Body: 17 1/4 in.Width (Widest) 10 1/4 in.Width (Narrowest) 5 7/8 in.
261013
Yes. The neck is 36", or maybe it was 35" I don't recall, but I did measure it. It was one of the two.
1049364
The nut I undid was 15/16 inch, straight taper, can't remember the diameter, think it was 13 inches, up from my 11 inch, not sure though. My boat's in winter storage now and I put the wheel on a while back. No trick to it, just undid bolt and took off old wheel and slid new one one and rebolted (remember the tension of the bolt when you undo, that will tell you how tight to put bolt on, it's not really really tight). After a couple months of boating with it on, really glad I got it. The middle teak cap is wood and highly clear coated, looks much better in person than pic. Solid look to wheel and surprisingly not hot to touch in very warm weather. Good luck. The nut I undid was 15/16 inch, straight taper, can't remember the diameter, think it was 13 inches, up from my 11 inch, not sure though. My boat's in winter storage now and I put the wheel on a while back. No trick to it, just undid bolt and took off old wheel and slid new one one and rebolted (remember the tension of the bolt when you undo, that will tell you how tight to put bolt on, it's not really really tight). After a couple months of boating with it on, really glad I got it. The middle teak cap is wood and highly clear coated, looks much better in person than pic. Solid look to... » Read More The nut I undid was 15/16 inch, straight taper, can't remember the diameter, think it was 13 inches, up from my 11 inch, not sure though. My boat's in winter storage now and I put the wheel on a while back. No trick to it, just undid bolt and took off old wheel and slid new one one and rebolted (remember the tension of the bolt when you undo, that will tell you how tight to put bolt on, it's not really really tight). After a couple months of boating with it on, really glad I got it. The middle teak cap is wood and highly clear coated, looks much better in person than pic. Solid look to wheel and surprisingly not hot to touch in very warm weather. Good luck. « Show Less
832853
From neck at base of head to end of open mouth is 1 5/8"- the width at widest point is 1 3/8". OA circumference of snake coiled is 8- 9 1/2".
695155
I measure the clearance at the end of the fingerboard at 5 and 3.5 millimeters, for the G & E strings respectively, which seem to be the go-to values. (There is no absolute standard for this.) The clearance at the nut should be one half the width of the strength, and although I did not measure mine, this seems about right. One more consideration is scoop, which also seems to be about right.
2098590
The width of the neck at the nut is 1 7/8" - which is wider than the standard steel string guitars we have but narrower than a nylon strung classical. The real difference is that the scale length is shorter making the the frets closer together and therefore easier for fingering chords. For that reason I prefer the guitalele - I'm retired and this is easier for my hands. Hope this helps.
1443880
The opening (between nut and threaded end) is one centimeter. (about 3/8 in) This is for a link that measures about 3 inches long and 1 and 1/2 inches wide. It is marked "SWL 1760 LBS 8mm".
1048897
its small, but almost too big to wear around the neck. it's 4 inches from the mouth piece (bottom left) to the tip (top right).
2234727
The actual size of the nut is the same as on a full-size guitar, which is 1 11/16 - 1 3/4 inches across. I'm just a novice guitarist. Hope this is the info you were looking for.
229248
The neck is about 2 inches average width. (+ or - 1/8 nut to body.) The action is very easy and much better for bar chords than most nylon string instruments which are usually wider and with a relatively high action. It plays more like a steel string than a classical.
1844190
I seem to remember it be in in the 12-14 range when I checked one fresh to answer the same question. However, to get a proper fit and action the slots will have to be filed down a bit no matter what, these TUSQ nuts start out very tall to allow for use in on a wide variety of guitars. I have had to sand off a good deal from the bottom and drop the individual slots on every one that I have installed. If you don't care about your action at the nut then you probably dont need to worry about the radius either, just drop it in there and go nuts (bad pun).