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  1. PALMAR CLIP WITH POCKET (MODEL 1503) Picture of PALMAR CLIP WITH POCKET (MODEL 1503) The Palmar Clip with Pocket, model 1503, is a utensil holder designed for use by quadriplegics or individuals with grasping disabilities or limited wrist movement. This hard plastic C clip pocket provides a firm base for the utensil handle. There are no straps to fasten and the holder fits either right or left hand. The Palmar clip does not fit built-up handles....[More Information]

  2. Tool Clip. ------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Aluminum strip, bent to fit around the palm and back of the hand, with a strap to go around the handle of a short-handled tool, to facilitate holding the tool. Instructions for constructing a device to help hold a tool made of a plastic coated aluminum strip, hook and loop velcro, two 1/2 inch rivets and a 2 inch metal rectangular ring. Lists materials; includes diagram and drawing. SKILLS REQUIRED: Sewing. AUTHOR: Beems, J TITLE: Adaptive Garden E...[More Information]

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