Switch Poser

"I'm a big fan of putting any hand-operated switch on an angle.  I don't like placing them flat, either on a laptray or a table, because the user might just lay on the switch, or have a tough time getting *off* the switch, once on." RJ More... I prefer switch(es) to be on an angle. The only times I like placing switches flat are: If the user has had a lot of experience and *is* successful at getting on/off (especially off) the switch If the user needs to 'creep' up to the switch, using the surface as a support (I have never seen this situation, but it probably exists) So, how to get your switch(es) on an angle.  In the past, I have recommended 2 things: Using one of my positioning arms, these days, my Mini-Arm. Have your custodian/friend make a slant out of some wood As in the case of my Flopper Stopper, my Pointer, and other items that I've instructed people on how make it, people never really getting around to actually doing it; and the Mini-Arm *is* extra hardware.  My mantra, e