No More Sweaty Mouse Hands

linugen writes "How do you avoid those sweaty mouse hands after playing a game of Quake for a couple of hours? Sure, you could use the keyboard, but this site has a 'cool' alternative. It's in Finnish (I think), so the fish won't be able to help you. The pictures speak for themselves."

Comments

How about a wireless?

[80's Greg]

Make me a wireless one, and I'll pay you $50 for it.

Re:How about a wireless?

[Negadecimal]

Make me a wireless one, and I'll pay you $50 for it.

Yeah, and you'll be paying that every month for batteries.

Power Issues...

[cliffy2000]

I can't imagine that it's a good idea to draw extra power off the bus. Without the proper regulations/driver information, this "cool" hack could quickly lead to a very "hot" fire.

Bad Airflow

[mookoz]

How can you cool down the mouse with those vent holes when your hand is going to be blocking most of them most of the time?

no wheel

[FigBugDeux]

who plays quake without a wheel mouse

What about clammy mouse hands?

[illsorted]

My problem is that after a long gaming session, my mouse hand is cold and clammy (poor circulation, I suppose :).

How about making a heated mouse garage?

Re:Ok... Ok... Hold on...

[jred]

Comon... nice hack, but, get up and walk outside for a while. :-)... Thats all...

The hack is the point, not cooling. The cooling is just the excuse. I bet if you checked out the rest of his system, his case is modded, his kb is, & he's water-cooling his overclocked processor.

While I dig case mods, I'm kinda surprised to see it here. There's no politics involved. I guess the "gaming abuse" aspect covers it. Go figure...