Made a prototype today of a back scratcher using some 
walnut scraps. I’ve seen some back scratchers where you can heat up acrylic and bend the claws. Mine features an ergonomic, comfort-grip handle, reinforced precision shaft, and rounded claws. I didn’t bother to remove the masking on the smaller bits since this was a test piece, but turned out everything fit snug on the first attempt. Did I need a back scratcher? No, not really. Sometimes it’s just about seeing if you can figure it out.
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This is amazing and hilarious! I’m surprised that you didn’t add some super complicated trigger-and-string mechanism to flex the fingers while scratching 
Your description is just perfect too!
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Sorry, but this was V1.0. Maybe a future version after all the enhancement requests come in.
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I love it! Let us know when it shows up in the catalog 
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Oh wow, this is nice!! 
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Overengineered (complimentary).
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This is awesome! So darn creative!
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Nice resourceful use of scrap! 
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You should submit it. Its really nice.
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Gee, thanks. Makes mine look simply boring. 
Just kidding. That does look spectacular! I just don’t have that kind of brain to figure out that kind of dynamic.
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This is great, scratch that, wonderful!
Makes you want scabies to experience this to the fullest.
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Haha. The future of backs scratchers!! Amazing
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Wow, just today I was wondering if there was a back scratcher for my cats–they would love this!
(I would make it for me, but as soon as they saw it, it would be theirs.)
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Wonderful design. All the more awesome that it came from scraps.
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Finally! A backscratcher with style. The GF can do anything! Great work!
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Wonderful! That handle design would work for lots of things. Next: golf club (maybe a putter?)
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Nicely done! All it needs is a little silver spray paint and the robotic looking arm is complete!
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Word.
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LOVE IT! Ship it!
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