Screw-in Wrist Strap for TrimUI Brick
Screw-in Wrist Strap for TrimUI Brick
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Finally, a way to keep your TrimUI Brick safer from potential drops!
This is a wrist strap with a custom handmade 3D-printed adapter that screws into the existing screw holes of your TrimUI Brick as a secure attachment point.
It is super easy to install in less than 5 minutes!
I created these because I was unsatisfied with the typical Headphone Jack style lanyards that seem to just fall out for anything over a light slip-up. These stay attached very well and will help keep your retro device from hitting the floor (as long as you keep the wrist strap on your wrist that is!)
Keep checking back to see more color options added to stock!
Your purchase option will include:
(In chosen colorway):
- 1 Lanyard/Wrist Strap (Length from tip to end: ~8 inches)
- 1 Compatible Long Screw (Preinstalled)
- 1 Strap-to-Screw Adapter (Preinstalled)
- 1 Install Mini Screwdriver (1 Per Order)
Everything comes ready to go! All you have to do is remove the screw from your device and replace it with this product.
Please pay close attention to the colorway you select! Match the product name to the images to make sure you receive the correct color.
Thanks for checking out my store!
(Only the Lanyard, Screw, Strap to Screw Adapter, and Mini Screwdriver are for sale! Nothing else shown in the listing images is included. No Console Included).
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for your device if the wrist strap breaks, dislodges, or is installed incorrectly. Please test the wrist strap after installation and use at your own risk. Thank you!
All products on RetroCarrotWorkshop are handmade by me using a combination of custom-designed 3D printed parts, off-the-shelf parts, then hand assembled. :)
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I was worried that the wrist strap may not work correctly with the Brick Hammer since it didn't explicitly say so in the listing. However, it screwed in just fine! It felt really secure!
My problem with it is that it felt way too restrictive, and I can't actually use it comfortably, so I took it off for now. It's very thick, and so it takes up lots of space, but at the same time it's so snug it's hard to fit my hand in (maybe a good thing for securing it though). Once it's on my hand, the biggest issue I have is it forced the device to be way to close to my hand, even though I wore it on my right hand and attached it to the right side. There's barely any freedom of movement and it just wasn't comfortable to use for me at all. I'd prefer something like the Wii Remote wrist strap, with a long thin connection between the device and thicker part that goes around your wrist.
The green color looked really good with my green brick hammer. I wish I took a picture before I removed it, but it's too late now and I don't plan on putting it back on (but I'll keep it in storage, just in case).
Great work on this, man
Its a lanyard, not much to say.
Good quality, which matches the one I previously purchased