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I have an ergonomic support for my right arm. My elbow rests on a silk fabric "hammock", which is supported by a linear bearing slide, mounted on a vertical sha
by mirimir 7y ago
I have an ergonomic support for my right arm. My elbow rests on a silk fabric "hammock", which is supported by a linear bearing slide, mounted on a vertical shaft. I bought it too many years ago to remember a brand. And hopefully the description makes sense.
Basically, my right arm feels ~weightless.
Edit: Also, I use a touchpad, not a mouse. If I use a mouse, my hand cramps. And it also helps, I think, that I never learned to type. So I've developed my own style that doesn't hurt me.
- bschwarz 7y agoPlease post a picture of your hammock setup, it sounds very interesting!
- mirimir 7y agoOK, found it. It's a BodyBilt chair, with their Linear Tracking Arm.[0] The chair has a moderate tractor seat, which forces you to sit properly, and not slouch. But that also means that you can't really relax in the chair, because it hurts in the crotch. There's also an inflatable lumbar support. I used an Aeron for many years. It's much cooler looking, but the BodyBilt is more comfortable for long term use. 0) https://www.backbenimble.com/bodybilt/closeups/closeup_all_arms.htm#bb_alta https://www.backbenimble.com/bodybilt/closeups/closeup_all_a...