WristWriter
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When I had to move to a new apartment, I obviously had to measure the space for furniture. It went like this: get tape measure; measure space for new shelf; go to piece of paper on the table; wonder “was that .4 or .6?”; go back; measure again… and so on. Even if I didn’t have the memory of a mayfly, I still would’ve had to go back and forth a lot.
The WristWriter seems to solve this problem very efficiently. You basically get a notepad and pencil attached to your wrist, which makes it extremely easy to write things down without interrupting your activity. The WristWriter also includes 2 pressure sensitive hook pads, in case you want to carry more stuff around with you, such as a tape measure or you cell phone.
I’m sorry I didn’t know about this a year ago. I would’ve saved myself a lot of trouble.
How much under $29.99?
Some: $19.95 on WristWriter.com.
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Jack
I think it’s beautiful because of what it does. you are showing the Pro in the picture but there is a smaller version called the Elite which I presently use until they come out with the next one. I’ve been in the woodworking business for over thirty years and nothing has had this kind of impact on my production. Despite it’s goofy look it only weighs 2oz. and doesn’t get in the way as I thought it would when I first saw it.
Jun 28th, 2008
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