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Hi,

Im trying to knock together something similar. Can someone who has the inside approach let me know the mesurements of the arms, distance gap, foam etc.

Id really appreciate it, so I can make a better job!

I have the plastic and foam.....

Many Thanks
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* The two arms are about 14 inches long, plus a rounded black cap that extends about 3/4 of an inch further

* The arm with the foam is about 12 inches, plus the same rounded black cap.

* The foam is 13 inches, and about 2 1/4 inches in diameter. It it positioned about 5 1/4 inches from the and of the arm, meaning that arm plus the foam extend to about 18 inches total

* There is a small 3-hole plastic connector that joins everything together

* The most difficult to describe is the curved banana section that clips to the foam arm. It basically is 6.5 inches high at the top of the curve, and extends a similar 6.5 inches before the clip attaches to it
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