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I should have noted this, but this is a Tune-O-Matic bridge on an Agile guitar which is similar to a gibson LP with a different body style. But thanks for the replies, and I'll check out the angle at the bridge later today.

I forgot to add that I had the same difficulties when I put the 11s on and tried to intonate. But I really can't remember having a problem before that. Also, the strings I use now are 10s on the top half, but the wound strings are much much thicker (but they don't really give me a problem, only the low E). The low E really isn't that big of a deal since it's only off maybe 12 cents, but the G string is really killing me. It's still sharp almost 25 cents and it's really bugging me. Anyone else have any suggestions? Earvana maybe?

Hello, Recently I've put new strings on my guitar, and I did a setup and adjusted the intonation. Most of the strings are now perfect, but the low E and G strings are about 15-20 cents sharp and the bridge saddles are adjusted all the way back for maximum string length. I think the problem is that I had previosly used 11 guage strings and they seem to have cut into my nut at the part near the tuners. Is there any way I can fix this, or should I just get a new nut? If I buy a new nut, is there anywhere I can get one cut for my string guages? (010, 013, 017, 036, 052, 060)