OldePhart
Well-known member
Saw another thread about several folks either having just changed strings for the first time or getting ready to. Thought I'd mention something that makes that particular chore a lot easier if you have a tie-on bridge.
Make friends with a nurse / doctor, or go to a gun / knife show, or find a head shop if you live in an area where such have not been closed down. Buy a hemostat or two. Now when you need to push that slippery little bit of string through a tiny loop and pull it through you have tiny little grasping fingers that will do the job quite neatly.
Besides, now you have a perfectly legitimate legal reason to have a hemostat on a chain around your neck. LOL
John
Make friends with a nurse / doctor, or go to a gun / knife show, or find a head shop if you live in an area where such have not been closed down. Buy a hemostat or two. Now when you need to push that slippery little bit of string through a tiny loop and pull it through you have tiny little grasping fingers that will do the job quite neatly.
Besides, now you have a perfectly legitimate legal reason to have a hemostat on a chain around your neck. LOL
John