Greetings, Yes, I use a regular string-hook that I have ground down just enough to grab the string. It fits anywhere among the pin field. I make sure the coil is higher than its final position as I tighten it,and then tap it level when it is tight enough to hold its place. Ed foote On Oct 24, 2011, at 11:56 AM, <atrav27 at att.net> wrote: > Too often when replacing a single string there's not enough room for my coil lifter to work properly, so I have a dental pick with a hook on the end that helps, and a mini-flat blade screw driver with the blade bent in a L. But, that slows the whole process down and makes me think there has to be a better way. Are there any other crafty ways to lift a coil while tightening a single string? > > TIA, > -A-
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