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Corian nut

I make my custom nuts out of corian. Its harder than most nut materials out there (except maybe bone and definitely softer than brass) but its easy to work with and it holds up really well. I like it.
 
Great material. It is hard and dense. Polishes to a high luster. Makes a great acoustic guitar saddle.

Does not work well for a Fender style nut. When the material is thinned to the proper dimension it is very easy to break.
 
Thanks, I got the answer I needed. I build basses & usually cut the nut to a heavy 3/16". The material is easy to come by and comes in black as well as a bone color. For the builders out there, I pick it up free as remnants from counter top fabricators.
 
Thanks, I got the answer I needed. I build basses & usually cut the nut to a heavy 3/16". The material is easy to come by and comes in black as well as a bone color. For the builders out there, I pick it up free as remnants from counter top fabricators.

Thats what I'v been doing as well. as long as you can level it out, its awesome to work.
 

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