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Scotchsticks

 Easy tape application.
 
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Using scotch tape can be annoying because the dang tape sticks to your fingers while you're trying to manipulate it. Scotchsticks to the rescue!

It's a one or two-handed tape dispenser: one stick dispenses the tape with a small-core roller, almost like a roll-on deodorant; the optional and detachable second arm has a tape trowel/stylus that is used to smooth down the tape as it is rolled onto the object. The stylus has a blade on the edge that can be used for smooth tape cutting, and is also used to draw the initial piece of tape off the dispenser.

It looks like a mathematical compass, and both 'arms' can be extended as long or short as necessary, at any angle between them. Also has angle measurements and can be used as a compass in a pinch.

Comes with coupon good for 20% off your next purchase of the REAL Staple Gun.

—polartomato, Aug 16 2002

Tape dispenser... http://www.officede...?ID=887315&LEVEL=SK
...with all the features asked for. $7.99 at Office Depot. [phoenix]

A few more http://www.framings...peDispenserGuns.htm [phoenix, Aug 16 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]

A few more http://www.framings...peDispenserGuns.htm
[phoenix, Aug 16 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Whiskey Sword Cane http://www.halfbake...skey_20sword_20cane
[calum, Aug 18 2002]

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       I don't see what the point of the extensible arm is. The thing that gets cut off is usually on the far side of the blade, away from the roller; so lengthening the distance between roller and tape doesn't really do anything. What do I miss?
—jutta, Aug 16 2002
   

       Sadly, I was expecting something along the lines of glow sticks that you could drink..
—Mr Burns, Aug 16 2002
   

       no. But I could use a scotch..
—Mr Burns, Aug 16 2002
   

       Atomised adhesive spray ..... Scotch Mist ??
—8th of 7, Aug 16 2002
   

       I was imagining something along the lines of a bread stick sized haggis snack, though I do like the drinkable scotch glowstick.
—The_Englishman_Abroad, Aug 18 2002
   

       UnaBubba, if you combined a sword stick with a scotch whiskey cane, you could stab someone without fear of causing an infection.
—pfperry, Aug 18 2002
   

       And here we thought it was about lipstick that tastes of Glenlivet!
—banshee, Aug 19 2002
   

       Shit, thanks calum, how embarassing! I guess there is no idea so crazed that one shouldn't search first.. and trust a 1/2 bakers ancestor to actually own one!!
—pfperry, Aug 19 2002
   
      
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