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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Device to hold a screw- top container firmly in place so it can be opened with one hand. Bottle holder can be made of 1 inch thick wood. The base is about 6 inches wide, and long enough to slightly overlap the end of the kitchen counter, with crosspiece reinforcements on each end. This has a beveled slot ending in an inverted V into which slides a tongue with a W shaped end and a convex outer portion which the user leans against to provide leverage. Includes photographs. SKILLS REQUIRED: Woodworking. AUTHOR: Barbour, R TITLE: Jar Holder Lends a Hand JOURNAL: Accent on Living REF: Vol 30 no 2, Fall 1985: p 62-63 PAGES (including cover): 1 1985.

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