The Lazy Hand Hat V2.0 - Funny Sun Shade
por Emin en MakerWorld
NEW VERSION IS OUT! 1 HR FASTER PRINT TIME. 20G LESS FILAMENT. LESS SUPPORTS. BRAND NEW BAND DESIGN!
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- HAND HAT.3mf 3MF · 2,8 MB
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NEW VERSION IS OUT! 1 HR FASTER PRINT TIME 20G LESS FILAMENT LESS SUPPORTS BRAND NEW BAND DESIGN!
!!! Click to see Female Hand Edition !!!
"Peak laziness achieved: I 3D printed a hand so I don't have to use my own." For thousands of years, humanity has suffered under a cruel and unforgiving tyrant: the sun. When it shines in our eyes, we are forced to perform the most exhausting, barbaric act imaginable—lifting our own arms to block it. Who has the energy for that? After seconds of grueling physical labor raising my hand to my forehead, I realized there had to be a better way. I needed a third hand. Thus, the Hands-Free Hand Visor was born. Why wear a boring hat or expensive sunglasses when you can strap a brightly colored, permanent facepalm to your skull? Let the plastic do the heavy lifting so your real hands are completely free for important things, like holding snacks, scrolling on your phone, or giving a thumbs-up to the confused people staring at you. Features:
- 100% Autonomous Sun Shading: It’s a hand that blocks the sun. What more do you want?
- Fully Adjustable: Upgraded with an adjustable strap in the back to comfortably fit all brain sizes.
- Maximum Dominance: Establish instant superiority at the beach, in the park, or while mowing the lawn.
- Now you can choose which hand you want to prefer, right or left!
Is it stupid? Maybe. Does it work? Absolutely. You gotta hand it to the sun... but now, you don't have to use your own. :))
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