The MusicNomad MN220 GRIP is a drill-bit peg winder that turns a cordless drill or power screwdriver into a fast string-changing tool. Its rubber-lined head grips nearly all tuning pegs, from small mandolin tuners to large bass pegs, and the carbon steel shaft takes the torque a drill puts on it. The rubber lining is the main difference from cheap all-plastic winders, which can scuff peg heads and slip under load. It suits players who restring often or own several instruments; casual players who change strings a few times a year may find a hand crank sufficient.
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Owners of the GRIP winder generally report it does what plastic peg winders cannot: it holds the peg firmly and spins it without marring the headstock. Techs and multi-instrument players praise the speed on full restrings. The common caveat is that it needs a drill, so it only pays off for people who restring often.
The MusicNomad MN220 GRIP Drill Bit is a string winder attachment for changing guitar strings. It attaches to a cordless power drill or power screwdriver, so strings wind onto the tuning pegs quickly.
GRIP Technology lets the bit slip over a tuning peg smoothly and silently. The rubber-lined design is scratch-free, unlike traditional plastic peg winders. The shaft is made of carbon steel.
The contoured design fits and grips nearly all tuning pegs, large and small. It can be used on electric and acoustic guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin and almost any instrument.
