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Helping Hand [message #40408] Sat, 17 December 2011 06:18 UTC Go to next message
avatar kspaho is currently offline kspaho
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Hello Shapies,

Initially intended as a soap holder, it can hold any light weight object that one uses in his or her daily life. The helping hand serves as a decorative piece, it can be used to hold different tools during an arts and craft session and more.

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Re: Helping Hand [message #40523 is a reply to message #40408 ] Tue, 20 December 2011 04:42 UTC Go to previous messageGo to next message
avatar HappenstanceHeroes is currently offline HappenstanceHeroes
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Hah, this is pretty neat! It would be cool to have a matching one set up elsewhere in the bathroom with the gesture of the hand designed for ideal holding of towels (if they didn't weigh too much for the material to handle). 'Course there's always the option of printing in stainless steel for something more weight-bearing, pricey as I'm sure that would be.
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Re: Helping Hand [message #40527 is a reply to message #40523 ] Tue, 20 December 2011 05:14 UTC Go to previous message
avatar kspaho is currently offline kspaho
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Thanks, I am working on something like that, and I am trying to find a good connection between the hand and the glass or the wall. One connection that can handle different gestures without switching to stainless, as you mentioned.
This particular gesture is doing a great job holding my floss container. I have not lost it yet.

Thanks again for the imput and if you have any ideas, please, I'm all ears!
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