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i feel real dumb for asking but what exactly is an overcrush? please enlighten me and free me from the deadly grasps of ignorance!

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an overcrush is when you MASH the handles of a gripper together. not just touch them together, but try and crush them through each other for a few seconds.

-CHRIS

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Couldnt an overcrush also be called a static hold? ( depending how long u hold it of course )

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Couldnt an overcrush also be called a static hold? ( depending how long u hold it of course )

Static holds and overcrushes are similar. The difference being that a static hold you just try to hold the gripper shut for a period of time, where the overcrush you are not just holding shut, you are continually applying more pressure on the squeeze striving to keep the handles grindining the entire time

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Yeah, you should (theoretically) be able to static hold a gripper shut longer than you can overcrush it because you are using so much more energy and intensity when trying to overcrush.

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  • 7 months later...

The Dude is awesome!

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  • 6 months later...

I could have swore that an overcrush was the same thing as an inverted close, but I guess I was wrong. I'm a beginner as well... :blush

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