One reviewer states ease of use of handle. I'm not seeing a real handle on this photo. Need whole hand grip, not just thumb and index finger? Thx
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The handle is not shown on this photo. Here is a better picture for you... http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/190680216323?lpid=82
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The picture shown here is incomplete. There is a typical two-part "squeeze" handle as you might find on other tape-based labeling devices. If you search generally for "braille labeler" you will find other examples with better images. NOTE: it works but it is a bit finicky. You may have to blow a few inches of tape off to get used to how/when/where you should create an imprint and when to cut it.
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It is a complete Labeler, It has its handgrip, where you put the tape. It just not appears in the picture.
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Not sure exactly what you're referring too... It doesn't take much effort to turn the dial. There is a large grip/handle (not visible in the display photo) which includes the trigger (also quite wide) to actually stamp the label.
261598
Hi,It is easy to use for both left-handers or right hand. Please rest assured!Best regards,
2005093
There is a button that you press, right next to the grip. You can see it on the picture. It's the black diagonal thing on the picture. (It's actually 2 buttons, the lower one. Not sure what the top one does) It's very easy to work with your thumb, even for me and I'm left handed. I holds about five spare blades, so you're never without a fresh one.
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Yes fairly easy. I was susrprised at how well it performed. You might have to use two hands but I have "uncle arthur" in my hands and I can use it. Mine isn't too bad though. Hope this helps
358740
Hi Patricia, I agree that ease of use would depend on your hand size and the strength of your grip. I am in my sixties and have what I would consider medium size hands for a female. I find that I need both hands to best use the press. However, the press is efficient, powerful, and easy to clean. In comparison to the previous garlic press we had, this one does a great job.
866897
The handle is 1-1. Good point is less gearing to have issues. Down point is can't rest your arm. But it really only takes a few minutes anyway.
11889
See I hold it with my thumb and my index finger and have the ring in my palm, so as a "Knife" the handle is kinda small though not unreasonable, but for a throwing knife I find it just fine. It really depends how your gonna be using them.
233592
You may want to check out YouTube for use demo. I received mine moments ago and they seem OK. It is important to not just pull up on area furthest from blade but also pivot the forward section on blade end downward, much as when turning a car key off or cranking the handle of a traditional kitchen opener . Don't just use finger tips but hold firmly between length of thumb and index finger. The idea is to evenly distribute the force thereby preventing holding at can grip slot.
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Good question - it isn't easy. Wish I had bought one with a handle. I use pliers
115834
The handle is quite comfortable with a sure grip feel. No complaint, so if this is your concern, I think you will be pleased.
965118
I actually never used it.. turns out was not worth the purchase, been in a drawer. However I don't see that the grip would cause any issues.
387143
the handle is the size of one normal hand. it is comfortable to use, if both hands and arms are flex able nice piece of material just john
2040634
For cutting from the tip to about midway up the blade, you can maintain a full-handed grip without touching (for an average sized male). Midway back to the handle knuckles will hit and you would likely want to use a different grip-i.e., more of a pinching kind (which works perfectly well for me when needs be). Hope this is helpful.
1871100
Hi, my fingers aren't dainty and I can fit three fingers through the handle easily. Hope it helps.
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The handle is fairly large and has a suede-like top so it doesn't slip out the the hand. I don't have RA, but I think it would be a good handle for anyone as it doesn't have to be gripped tightly to use.
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I haven't been bothered by the handle length.My first one so I just accepted it and got to like it.The slippery handle was a problem.Someone on line suggested wrapping a couple of rubber bands around handle.Worked great.In fact the resulting wider grip is also a plus for me.
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I assume you are wanting to reposition it. So it's a no on that Q. Because of the nature of inertially balanced steadicams the original hand hold is locked at the center of gravity ( CoG only when the camera is on the thing). Sorry bro. You really shouldn't need to move the handle though.