A little bit awkward to

A bit cumbersome with the cutter

The bridge pin puller is a bit weak and hard to use.

I know that there are some other tools which are a bit more expensive but for

The cutter worked on both electric guitar and electric bass strings but struggled a bit with the bass strings.

Leaves the string ends a bit longer than I’d like, though

It can be a bit tricky at

While it's not an expensive tool to get I will say it doesn't feel like a cheap bit of junk either.

However, the winder portion is a bit cumbersome compared to standard string winders (I have a Jim Dunlop, but there are lots of

The winder on mine was a bit tight and squeaks really bad but gets the job done

A bit awkward at first, but once you get used to it, it's great.

I was a bit hesitant to buy at first after reading some reviews but figured to give it a shot especially since it is not that pricey

An old one of mine gathered a bit of rust at the cutters but nothing WD-40 couldn't clean up.

These tools are great and will save you a good bit of time during restringing

A bit clumsy to use.

They aren't unusual tuners either, so I found that odd and a bit annoying

The first time using it wouldn't cut the B string or high E string, very disappointing.

And as bad as I play, anything that makes me look better is good.

n’t work that well

The first time using it wouldn't cut the B string or high E string, very disappointing.

It runs the entire gambit of emotion where you are almost to that magical D flat (or likely E for some folks) only to have the string lose its tension and require even more tuning