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Originally Posted by kydave
Touching the saddle is the last thing you'd do in a sequence of events to set up that guitar.
Flatten out the relief with the truss rod adjustment.
Get the nut slots cut to the proper depth (see Nut Action at Frets.com!).
Then & only then, take meat off the bottom of the saddle.
And before you do any of this, find out if the neck needs resetting, because if it does, you'll never get things right without doing that.
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I agree with Dave,
There is a logical order in which to proceed and Dave hit the nail,
Adjust neck for proper relief
Set up the nut so the slots are at the correct depth
Then adjust the saddle
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