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    Homemade wrists supports.

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by Flaick, Jan 15, 2015.

  1. Flaick

    Flaick Notebook Evangelist

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    Greetings Alienware friends.

    I would like to show what i have crafted by myself. Those are wirsts support, cause I found the AW17 very thick, expecially I notice my wrists are always squeezed by front borded. Now I shifted the pressure point from wirst to forearm, where there are more “meat” and it’s more comfortable. I’ve made them using material like polystyrene or foam rubber, it depends what you prefer, if more solid or soft.

    The dimensions are:
    Large 20cm.
    Depth 12cm.
    Height 3cm.

    Hope it helps someone.

    WP_20150110_16_11_39_Pro.jpg
    WP_20150110_16_12_05_Pro.jpg
    WP_20150110_16_11_46_Pro.jpg
     
    Flaick, Jan 15, 2015
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  2. QUICKSORT

    QUICKSORT Notebook Evangelist

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    Yeah, my chair has arm support, so when I put my elbows on it and my wrists on the laptop, I don't even touch the bureau. So yeah, Instead of getting a better CPU yo umight want to upgrade your chair. Makes a huge difference imho.
     
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  3. ejohnson

    ejohnson Is that lemon zest?

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    Nice, I need to make something like this but for my elbow. It always hurts when I game in my office due to how i have my laptop setup.
     
    ejohnson, Jan 15, 2015
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  4. Flaick

    Flaick Notebook Evangelist

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    I don't mind upgrading CPU for now. I'm talking about more wrists comfort.
     
    Flaick, Jan 16, 2015
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