jaw 78 and may also be connected to a first end not shown of a shaft 92 fig4 where the first end of the shaft 92 is adjacent the first end 91 of the tube 90 the shaft 92 may be slidably and or rotatably received within the tube 90 thus shaft 92 may be described as a movable shaft an opposite second end 94 fig4 of the shaft 92 may be connected to the lever 82 where the second end 94 of the shaft 92 is adjacent the first end 81 of the handle body 80 in this example the second end 94 of the shaft 92 is coupled to the lever 82 by a series of links as will be discussed in more detail below in another example of the present technology an outer tube may be the movable shaft and an inner shaft may be the stationary shaft in yet another example the stationary and movable shafts may both be tubes in yet another example the stationary and movable shafts may lie side by side and may be solid or tubular a solid shaft may have one or more inclusions such as an inner conductive core surrounded by insulation in further examples multiple stationary and or movable shafts may be included the handle portion 74 may be shaped and sized to substantially fill the user 39 s.