Does one have to press lightly or is it a harder press? I have a bad hand
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Funny you ask. I've had a couple neck surgeries and sometimes get "shaky hands" or "stingers". That's why I use a mouse rather than a touchpad.This mouse is fine. How you press is adjustable in the mouse settings in your computer's control panel.
1486656
This button does take a little pressure to push but I would not call it hard. Also the button has a slight click that you can feel when it has been made. If it works when you test it it should work for deliveries.
439202
No, just press it gently with your finger and thumb. It's really not that big.
1472936
Just push harder. I thought I'd break it getting it open, but I just wasn't pressing hard enough.
439610
Joan,Since paper bends when pressed against something hard, I would think you would have to press the lever with one hand and hold the cup with the other.cf
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I find it rather hard to press in and pull at the same time but it has always worked for me. There is a knack to it but it always works. I know what you mean but it does work! Frustrating sometimes, though.
1419188
The grip requires continuous squeezing or the motor shuts off. The squeezing really tires out your working hand, right one in my case! Should be made easier to use.
1981261
No problem here ... index finger on bottom, thumb, with slight pressure, on middle part ... move thumb ...
1046423
Grab the shiftknob tightly while pulling up smack your fist with your other hand. Fyi- try not to hit yourself in the face!
1645333
I feel like that may be difficult but it would depend how much pressure and how evenly you can apply the pressure with one hand
116310
You don't have to press hard at all. The key is an even consistent stroke every time. Let the material hardness of the stones do the work.
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No. You're not going to accidentally depress it. The only time it's awkward to press is when the mouse is in free-scroll mode (there's a button in the middle that toggles the stepped scrolling vs free-scrolling via some kind of internal latch). These are terms I've made up just now to describe it, but in free scrolling mode you'll probably accidentally scroll when pressing the middle mouse button down.
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I've never had a problem doing this as the trigger does not require a large amount of pressure, however the motion does not feel particularly ergonomic and I can imagine someone having trouble with this if they already had hand/tendon issues.
904485
not really a lot of pressure but you have to hold the button in while you're cleaning. that might be problematic for you
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No you need both hands. There are two rings on either side and a button that has to be pushed.
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This cheese press doesn't have any indication for the amount of pressure you are getting. I use this press for all hard cheeses and just keep pressing (turning the knob) and go for the feel. Haven't had a problem yet. You can only press the cheese so far. You don't want to push the whey out too fast.
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It is really hard. I used the palm of my hand the first time and it hurt (i'm a pretty strong guy) Use a rubber mallet. I also removed the plastic zip lock thing that holds the lid on and it worked better. Pound pound pound