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Model Forum / General / Models / December 2005Wobbly hands cure?
I read somewhere that if you have wobbly hands that tying a weight to your wrist can help. Has anyone every tried this? Seems like a good idea - like a motion damper > I read somewhere that if you have wobbly hands that tying a weight to your > wrist can help. > > Has anyone every tried this? > > Seems like a good idea - like a motion damper It's an old idea and the results first publicly seen following that little kid on the trike in the film 'The Shining.' There might be a trade-off in future years by some medical strain problem though, but still a good idea. Richard. Use both hands together. Their different wobbles tend to cancel each other out. >I read somewhere that if you have wobbly hands that tying a weight to your > wrist can help. > > Has anyone every tried this? > > Seems like a good idea - like a motion damper >I read somewhere that if you have wobbly hands that tying a weight to your >wrist can help. > >Has anyone every tried this? > >Seems like a good idea - like a motion damper for me, resting my hands on something cures the shakes. > In article <dnmsc3$9o3$7$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk>, "Martin" > <spamspam@spam.spam> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> > for me, resting my hands on something cures the shakes. Taking a stiff drink helps for me every time. Or was that the reason of the wobbling??? I forgot! That D@mned Jack Daniels! Dennis > >I read somewhere that if you have wobbly hands that tying a weight to your > >wrist can help. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > for me, resting my hands on something cures the shakes. Marianne With the Shaky Hands What she does to a man with those shaky hands.... Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. Wwwhhaatt ddoo yyoouu mmmeeaan ssshhhhaaaaaking hhhands ???? Don't know about that. Mine shake whether I pick up a half-pint or a fifth. :) Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All MB > From: "Martin" <spamspam@spam.spam> > Newsgroups: rec.models.scale [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Seems like a good idea - like a motion damper If your hands are shaking Then you are too f.cking OLD TO BUILD Give it up, crawl into the box and croak Such a useful comment! We all feel very honored that you graced us with your wisdom. I think that we all could use more of your highly intelligent way of thinking. It's f-n' brilliant! Thanks! Peteski Peter, I was not going to dignify the original post with a comment, but you have responded quite nicely and eloquently. Thanks. Doc Fingers not yet wobbley they will become that way as with the rest of us. > Such a useful comment! > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Peteski I am constantly amazed at how some people revel in their ignorance and persist in public demonstrations of such low intellect. Art. > If your hands are shaking > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Give it up, crawl into the box and croak |
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