Interesting, but don't you mash your knuckles into the stretcher when you play sharps? Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- My occasional wrist tendonitis is greatly relieved by a home made striking device (see photos below). Wearing a wrist brace by itself (available at medical supply stores) does not relieve much of the impact stress on the wrist tendons. But gluing a felt striker onto the brace directly under the wrist, relieves all of the pressure, and feels very good. It even feels like a massage. The brace has a metal bar that distributes the impact over several inches along the underside of your wrist. Since this prosthesis places your hand farther forward, it is best to remove the fallboard. Photos attached. 1) felt striker 2) wrist brace striker - casual 3) wrist brace striker - formal [Photos at:] http://tinyurl.com/euyr http://tinyurl.com/euys http://tinyurl.com/euyw John Baird -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20060509/751f1ea1/attachment.html
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