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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Increase grasp on writing implement. Five drawings of adaptations for pens and pencils including a foam curler slipped over the writing implement and secured with tape; a pen or pencil pushed through a practice golf ball to create a larger grasping surface; corrugated rubber tubing slipped over implement to increase friction; a rectangular block with angled opening for pen or pencil; and a suggestion for using a regular large diameter pen (1-2 inches). SKILLS REQUIRED: Assembly. AUTHOR: Hale, G. TITLE: the Source Book for the Disabled. REF: Book: Paddington Press, New York: p 26. 1979.

Notes: Double sided tape would be useful to hold the foam curler to the implement.

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This product record was updated on January 18, 2001.

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