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So @Jared Goguen asked if I had leftover dumbbell handles from blob creation.  I had some and shipped em out.

I blink...and there in the mailbox is this!!!1480301205745-1995832645.jpg

Sorcery I tell you.  Super spread, super heavy...super cool.  Thanks man!

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Glad you like it dude.

I made a video of this gripper if anyone wants to see it.

 

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No chalk, lying in bed, it feels like a 162cpw.  But the spread, the handle width and handle smoothness are likely to skew the feel.  

Hopefully @Cannon can RGC this beast so I can hang her with the rest of the pack! 

What a great gift!

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34 minutes ago, bencrush said:

That is one of the coolest grip toys I have ever seen!  Well done @Jared Goguen

Thank you, I had a fun time making it.

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@anwnate HEY, I saw a Rate and Return from you... This must be it?  I can absolutely rate it and would LOVE to see it otherwise. 

@Jared Goguen Such a cool gripper.  Well done.  Did you turn the spring or steal it from another gripper (sorry can't watch the video at work).

 

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@Cannon Thank. This is one of the springs I made.

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13 hours ago, Jared Goguen said:

Glad you like it dude.

I made a video of this gripper if anyone wants to see it.

 

Those handles look heavy...like a workout in itself!

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1 hour ago, Cannon said:

@anwnate HEY, I saw a Rate and Return from you... This must be it?  I can absolutely rate it and would LOVE to see it otherwise. 

Yup...it's at the PO now!

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1 hour ago, Paul Markowski said:

Those handles look heavy...like a workout in itself!

The weight of it is 2.5 lbs

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On 11/28/2016 at 3:37 PM, Cannon said:

the patina on those handles is amazing.  I can't wait to see this thing.

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Well if it makes you feel any better, you can add 1 lb to the rgc when you close it with the spring pointed up, due to handle weight.

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Smooth handles are for hi reps anyway...

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To me, trying that gripper was what it feels like to put on a glove and try a regular gripper.  Suddenly I can't close a #1. 

Also, due to the handle thickness, you have to remember that 120 in the "closed" position would be like a regular #3 rating at 120 when only closed to like parallel. So that same spring with regular handles is going to be a lot "harder". That combined with the spread (SO WIDE) and suddenly how the gripper feels is making more sense. Imagine a 150+ #3 with like a 3.5" spread. Yeah, it only rates at 120 when closed to a 1" block, but good luck trying to set it at all. Add in the problematic weight of the beast and no knurling....you've got the most challenging "120" you can imagine. 

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I'm glad I got to make this fun gripper. I got plans for more.

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