Haha. Never would have thought of a vets office for this. Funny you talk about wrangling the animals. My wife works in a hospital and has to deal with combative patients on occasion. She said it's great for thos le circumstances.
My wife said she doesn't care for those personally.
That is amazing. I love it. May have to use it.
Yeah. So my wife works in a hospital and depending on the patient she alot of the time has very limited options on where she can lay her tubes down when drawing blood so instead of looking for a place to put them she can just have them strapped to her arm. She said it comes in handy when you have a combative patient.
I made a version with thicker clamps and it became too hard to insert and remove the tubes. I printed this with petg which has more flex than something like pla. In testing phase now though. So we will see how it holds up.
You and another person said the same thing. Really surprised something like this isn't common place already. A quick search shows cloth versions of this with elastic which seems dubious at best.
It's a keychron number pad. Don't remember exact model though. You should be able to find it on their site.
Thank you. Never would have thought about patenting something like this. Will have to see if a patent already exist. Will have to look into that eventually. Still in Testing phase currently.
My wife is a phlebotomist. She requested a way to strap the blood tubes on her arm and this is what I came up with. She used it for the first time last night and was in love with it.
I managed to get Jupiter sighted in. It's incredible with this scope you can see some of its moons
You twist it in ans out to get your eyepiece at the right distance for focus.
Isn't it incredible. I made one earlier this year. Had a chance to try it out yet?
As someone who was probably 10 or 11 when the Playstation came out I was absolutely boggled.