Common Ground
Common Ground
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- knee pain
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- lower back pain
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- wrist pain
Precision equipment for common ground work on hands and knees.
Upgrade your toolbox for tasks that are conducted close to the ground or in low conditions, often requiring you to work on your hands and knees. Here’s what you can expect:
Types of Work Environments
- Ground: Tasks are performed near ground surface. Think of yourself as a gardener planting seeds; you’ll often be bending down or kneeling to reach the necessary areas.
- Challenges: Freeing both hands to work. Imagine laying heavy, large tiles requires significant effort and precision.
- Conditions: Space can be limited. Consider the scenario of fixing a leak under a sink, where you need to be creative and precise due to the confined workspace.
Physical Positions
- On Your Hands and Knees: Many tasks will require you to be on your hands and knees, much like cleaning baseboards. This position allows you to access areas that are low and difficult to reach while maintaining stability and control.
- Kneeling: Leaning forward such as gardening or an electrician working in electrical panels.
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- Standard Arm
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- Custom Kit w/ Micro Arm
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- Custom Kit w/ Standard Arm
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- Custom Kit w/ Standard Arm
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- Custom Kit w/ Standard Arm
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- Custom Kit w/ Standard Arm
Key Considerations
- Flexibility: These tasks demand a high degree of physical flexibility. Being able to twist, turn, and stretch can make the job easier and more efficient.
- Patience: Working in these conditions requires patience and a methodical approach. Taking your time can prevent mistakes and ensure high-quality results.
- Safety: Always prioritize safety by using protective gear and maintaining awareness of your surroundings to prevent injuries.
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- Chestplate
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- Standard Arm
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- Micro Arm
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further clarification. Your efforts are valued, and we’re here to support you every step of the way!
