Pivoting Thumb Module for Prosthetic Hand V1.2

By SkipMeetze

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In addition to the 3D printed parts, and strings, elastics, etc. that are used in the new Raptor design, - zip-ties are used as adjustable tensioners rather than screws. - a 3/16inch steel ball is used for the ball detent, - a 3Doodler was used to reinforce the parts that split along the grain and also to hold the module together on the bottom edge by the ball detent, - 3mm filament was used for hinge pins (rather than printed pegs) and fasteners for holding the Thumb Module to the Palm.
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Having retired from Xerox as a Human Factors Engineer, Skip Meetze is co-founder of Rochester e-NABLE Lab where he mentors high school and college students in rapid prototyping and iterative design. Skip collaborates with other e-NABLE volunteer design...

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