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  1. Bongo
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       New #1591

    Dwarf said:
    Is this it?

    Attachment 134982

    The Norco Universal Quad Cuff is ideal for persons with limited hand function. Securely holds various sized handles, including feeding utensils, writing instruments and grooming aids. Cylindrical foam offers a padded palmar area that naturally fits the arches of the hand. Cuff secures to the hand using a D-ring hook and loop strap for independent donning and doffing. One size fits all.
    Very good Dwarf your turn
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  3. Dwarf
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       New #1592

    ???

    Wotzdisden-wotzdisden15.jpg
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  4. jfar
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       New #1593

    Clamp?
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  6. Dwarf
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       New #1594

    Not a clamp.
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  7. johnwillyums
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       New #1595

    Scaffolding thingy
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  8. Bongo
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       New #1596

    Nut Cracker?
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  10. Borg 386
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       New #1597

    a spreader of some kind
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  11. Dwarf
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       New #1598

    It's not a thingy for scaffolds, nor is it a cracker for your nuts. Not a spreader either.
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  12. johnwillyums
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       New #1599

    If you turned the nut to undo it that would force the forked piece against the flat piece. Is it for sealing a pipe of some kind?
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  13. jfar
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       New #1600

    An opener of some kind?
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