Can I hit it with my knee to turn it of?
882998
If you have it mounted in the right location, yes! That's how I turn my saw off. I just bump it with my thigh.
882999
Yes you most certainly can! That's one of the most valuable aspects of these large paddle swiches-- sometimes things get awkward, and you don't want to let go of either hand. ASSUMING-- of course, that you mount it in the right position! Think about how you will use the equipment, and mount the switch where your knee or thigh will be. Good Luck!
883000
Any motion that will depress the off paddle will turn it off. I have mine mounted on a dust collector which has the switch near the floor and I am able to tap it with my foot to shut it off. It takes a little more effort to turn it on since you have to depress the green on button but that is the way you would want it to work. This is a great switch.
1497286
Carefully step on the disc. Slightly bend knees. Bend arms at waist. Twist to left then to right. If you find yourself twisting in a circle, STOP. You will HURT YOURSELF. You should be moving side to side. I wouldn't recommend holding on to anything because it hinders the range of motion needed to complete the movement.
1000956
You can't just turn it, you need to remove a little screw and turn it sideways, I prefer it normal standing side.
869538
Yes. I stabilizes my knee allowing me to put some pressure on it. Definitely recommend.
2079137
No, it's very tiny and low to the ground. We gave it to our 2 year old granddaughter, and she pushes it while on her knees!
1498388
Yes, you can. It's a little more difficult I think, and you still have the spring assist. So, be careful whichever method you choose. I think the kick is a little safer.
585994
Not certain about "Both Sides"............I assume at the same time????...................I don't think so unless it's a Child's knee, especially if you "Fill" it with Ice. One may have better results to Two Smaller ones............but there again, you get into "QUALITY" with the smaller ones. Great question, tho. Good luck.........and Happy New Year !!!!!!..........all year long.
879676
It's more of a decoration peice. You could probably swing it lightly but any vigorous motions will probably result in damage.
699476
Hey there,Yes, I can. I usually use my thumb to swivel the top open or hold it against something & use my other hand to swivel it open. Hope this helps.
129269
I was wrong answering No. I have grasped my brace and attempted to rotate the hinges past straight to see how far I could move them. I'll be darned - the hinges will not rotate past vertical, and will therefore very definitely prevent a backward flex of the knee. My humble apology to anyone that accepted my NO.
624241
I just hammered it right into the ground....Use the pointed side to go into the ground
75300
Yes but mainly to receive with the thigh and the chest. If you set it up vertically to kick against it, it falls down; since, it is not too stable when it is close to being vertical.
1734216
Yes.You can easily move from your knees to the seat and visa versa.The repositioning of the seat can be made but in a gentle small distances as you need to maintain your balance since the seat rocks and on a hard surface it potentially could move from under you if the angle of tilt is too great. Always try to ease yourself down rather than plopping down onto the seat.
354097
While I am 5'2", I recently had knee surgery, my doctor suggested that I make it short as possible to force the knee into bending as much as possibe, that produced a really sharp bend (pain) I am sure your wife will be quite comfortable with last setting. It has been instrumental in my recovery.
1540516
of course you can! I have done it and it works great, you just have to flip it in post.
2077866
No. U can just play its arms and legs. It has a small button for cute action.
1858155
No for it is for broken foot and just rest the knee on it. Will not be able to hold the weight of a whole body