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Lego exoskeleton for smashed finger

• onreact-com 17y ago
  Hey kids, don't try this at home (the smashing fingers part of it)!
• tlrobinson 17y ago
  Clever, but it doesn't seem particularly practical, is it actually useful?
  • maggie 17y ago
    Spoke to him last night, he was typing with one hand before it. After it, he could type normally.
  • shaddi 17y ago
    Builder here, not the most useful thing, no, but definitely fun to build/play with. I got surprisingly fast typing with it actually.
• jmtame 17y ago
  wait, did I see a trackball on that mouse??
  • jrockway 17y ago
    It's just a trackball.
  • edu 17y ago
    It's a trackball, I have the same model. Very comfortable (at least is you don't have any smashed finger).
• TrevorJ 17y ago
  That is awesome. I used to play with the LEGO technic kits all the time, I spent hours with them.
• hopeless 17y ago
  No offence but 'smashing' to me means broken bones in multiple pieces. That contraption wouldn't work there. You'd have been better off firmly taping a pencil to the underneath of your finger (with the eraser pointing forward for grip). This would have also acted as a splint in case there was damage to the finger Still, any excuse to play with lego is good, I suppose!