Handle of the roller

Abstract

This article is the handle of a painting roller in which the roller attachment part of the painting roller is inclined at an intersection angle of around 100 degrees with respect to the central axis of the grip. By inclining the intersection angle at around 100 degrees, when painting a ceiling for example, an operator can firmly bring the roller into contact with a distant part that is not directly above the ceiling by stretching the arm in the front-back and left-right directions, and can paint the distant part of the ceiling as seen by the operator, for example, the corners of the ceiling, without leaving any unpainted areas.

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