Enable Hand Project
Matt, Patrick & Tony

Introduction
The e-NABLE community of volunteers specialize in creating free 3D printed devices for children and adults who have wrists but no fingers or elbows with no wrists/hands.
e-NABLE: Global network of passionate volunteers using 3D printing to give the world a "Helping Hand."
UAlbany Informatics e-NABLE
Our Donor, Scott



The Plan

- 4 Finger design
- Not a huge chunk of plastic on Scott's hand
- Unique slant through palm
- Padding
Handomatic
"Hand-o-matic is a web site that lets you create 3D printable prosthetics custom to your measurements and selected options. The prosthetics are intended for use by people with a partial hand."
(Beta) Web Measuring Tool
Issues
- Handomatic takes in only one Variable
- One Size Fits All Measurements
- Google + hangout
- Luis INF professor helping with the new code allowing for multiple measurements
From there -
we were given STL files to d/l
played in tinkercad with files
then team broke out to try blender and autodesk

3D Customization
TinkerCad


TinkerCad
Blender

Blender

Autodesk Fusion 360
Autodesk Fusion 360
Using the built in measuring tools, I was able to find the distance across the 3D model. The 3D print software has the ability to scale the size of the printed file down by a percentage
Perhaps 10% (99mm) plus padding
the end
Enable Hand Project
By matttheew
Enable Hand Project
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