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Danger
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Alright, ladies... I've discovered a wonderful new device...
ahem...
W does a lot of lifting at work, and needs back/neck/shoulder rubs almost every night. Back when I had a 390 lb. grip, I could give massages for hours; the arthritis has cut it down to a couple of minutes.
Considering how many Spinbrush toothbrushes I've disassembled to get the motors, I can't believe that I never discovered this until this morning. When you just remove the head with the bristles on it, you're left with a very rapidly moving piston exposed. It gives awesome massages, but you might want to attach something like a pencil eraser when using it on bony areas like elbows.
I suspect that brazing a tungsten carbide tip to it instead of an eraser might also allow it to function as a low-power engraver.
For someone with sore muscles, it might be worth shelling out the $7.00 or whatever to give it a try.
ahem...
W does a lot of lifting at work, and needs back/neck/shoulder rubs almost every night. Back when I had a 390 lb. grip, I could give massages for hours; the arthritis has cut it down to a couple of minutes.
Considering how many Spinbrush toothbrushes I've disassembled to get the motors, I can't believe that I never discovered this until this morning. When you just remove the head with the bristles on it, you're left with a very rapidly moving piston exposed. It gives awesome massages, but you might want to attach something like a pencil eraser when using it on bony areas like elbows.
I suspect that brazing a tungsten carbide tip to it instead of an eraser might also allow it to function as a low-power engraver.
For someone with sore muscles, it might be worth shelling out the $7.00 or whatever to give it a try.
I mean, yea cool..sore tense muscles:!)
