There is nothing more annoying than an opposable thumb that opposes the way you hammer a nail or screw a phillips head. No more throbbing red digits with this handy construction aid called “Shark” by Matthias Pinkert. Designed to protect and perfectly align your nail or screw, I can see this being a part of every tool box belonging to those of us less coordinated craftsmen or women.
Designer: Matthias Pinkert
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This is the third product for this purpose that Yanko reviews (second best, IMO), yet I can’t see the two others in the relevant posts… Need to revamp that algorithm / tagging policy?
lol this is somehting i dont see everday….. But… how this better then the hammer?
Hello, import Brasil
Hello, import Brasil
Love the concept. But I think if you are to name it the Shark, then it should have sharp teeth. It should still work as well.
Buy an Ikea wardrobe for example and you will get the functional one along with it for free….
cute
well, i just use a fork, place the nail in between the tongs, and hammer away.