D'Addario String Winder being manufactured again

[Cindy]

Taylor has a video showing how to change strings using a D'Addario String Winder. The model was manufactured then discontinued more than once but is back again as a Blue Glow-in-the-Dark model (the previous one was a Green Glow-in-the-Dark winder). You can read more about the Blue Glow one here if you wish:
http://jazzmando.com/new/archives/002526.shtml

And here is a Youtube video featuring the winder. What makes it so versatile is that it can be paired up with a cordless screwdriver to make string changes quick and easy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80EuGOXgoOo

If you want to order one, Amazon US has a few in stock right now:
http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YJJ0H9C?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00

[Earl]

Love that radioactive blue!  FYI, that blue is the real color of radioactive glow in a water-cooled nuclear reactor.  It is always depicted as green on TV and in the movies, but it is exactly this shade of neon blue in water.

[Cindy]

Love that radioactive blue!  FYI, that blue is the real color of radioactive glow in a water-cooled nuclear reactor.  It is always depicted as green on TV and in the movies, but it is exactly this shade of neon blue in water.

I too liked the color and thought it was fascinating so I bought one...err...two.  

I also have the green one--not that I'm a fan of green, but when I was a kid, my dad bought me a game called 'Green Ghost.' It had playing pieces that glowed in the dark with that greenish color. The green one reminds me of the fun times with that game.

I use one of these winders with a Black & Decker cordless driver for my string changes. At least I don't dread doing string changes anymore.