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david farmer
PostPosted: Fri Oct 14, 2016 10:53 am 
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Maybe I'm the last to know (or care) but the Turbo Tune string winder has returned. This time from D'Addario. I like to keep one sawn off short for close quarters winding. (F style mandos for example)

http://www.daddario.com/pwProductDetail.Page?ActiveID=4115&productid=1024&productname=Turbo_Tune
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Hesh
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David of all the tools that we use the most and covet Turbo winders are one of them. We've been grieving their prior demise for some years now.

You made our day with this post and we will likely be stocking up on them now that they are back in production!!

Thanks bro!!!
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David Collins
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Hallelujah! Mine is getting old and worn, and I only had one backup. Thought I was going to have to get them 3D printed.

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david farmer
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I was actually digging through my maple scrap bin, getting out the epoxy, and grumbling to myself how I was going to spend a couple of hours finally making a $6 tool. I stopped and figured I'd try google just in case.
Man, hitting " add to cart" was a lot more fun!


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