Chair Arm Table/Anti-Gravity Remote Control Holder

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I know Anti-Gravity might be a stretch, but I'm sure you've all complained about this before. You're sitting comfortably, wrapped up in your Snuggie, when Gravity announces its presence. It takes control of your remote without asking permission, pulling it down onto the floor just out of reach. Now you have to decide: do I keep listening to the Kars-4-Kids TV commercial or get my lazy butt up to retrieve the remote and save some brain cells? As I'm thinking that Gravity really does suck, I come across a solution - a pseudo-stable shelf designed to prevent your remote from falling out of reach. The flexible sides adjust to fit most chairs or couches. You can add more links to make it longer or shorter depending on your needs. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 15% Notes: On the end of each link is an L or R to indicate which side of the table it's designed for. This design uses a stiff wire as a hinge, and I'm using steel wire. Slide the wire through each link and bend the ends to prevent them from slipping off during normal use.