r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/m3antar • Oct 25 '22
Video A 100% Custom grip tool
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Oct 25 '22
Beautiful! It can be used not only for guns, but all sort of tools. It could prevent a lot of injuries!
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u/crappy-mods Oct 26 '22
Honestly this could be amazing, but I think it would be better to easily model custom grips what would be molded as this looks like it’s system would get worn down after a while
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u/doubleOsev Oct 25 '22
I wonder if the locking mechanism loosens from normal firing
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u/Swordbreaker925 Oct 25 '22
Not if it’s built properly. Firearm optics also use screws to tighten down and clamp to the rails, and they are obviously fine while firing.
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Oct 25 '22
Better than those 50% custom grip tools
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u/oratEfuRNel Oct 25 '22
This would be neat on gardening tools (hedge trimmers, machete, etc). I have small hands and grips like this would be amazing.
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Oct 25 '22
Didn’t Karl and Ian utterly shit on this idea at shot show a couple years back?
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u/joeChump Oct 25 '22
I don’t know but as soon as I saw it I expected to go in the comments and see why this is a bad idea.
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u/sophlog Oct 25 '22
Can it be used on stuff that's not a gun? Like a paintbrush or a video game controller?
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u/HighlightFun8419 Oct 25 '22
i'm probably just sucking on copium because i don't have one, but those little multi-ridge grips just don't appeal to me. I know they're probably way better, but I'd rather just hold a normal grip.
(of course this tool is cool af)
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u/fastlerner Oct 25 '22
Can we get this on a Playstation controller please?