Tray for a Drive wheelchair
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Attaches onto the arms of a wheelchair to provide a tray that can slide on and off.
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Print the arm brackets in PETG with at least 25-50% infill. Using a long version for one side and short version for the other side can make it easier to take on and off.
Print in PETG with at least 25-50% infill. Reinforce by inserting a 3/16" Diameter 8" steel rod such as this: https://a.co/d/hEIy2Am
Glue the steel rods in along with their endcaps (I used a polyurethane glue).Glue the steel rods in along with their endcaps (I used a polyurethane glue).
For the tray, use a piece of 1x10 wood stock (9.25" wide) and cut to length of 24.5".
(Poplar worked well, but cherry may also work if available.)
Make cutouts with a jigsaw or bandsaw.
Pre-drill pilot holes for mounting with stainless steel screws.
Adjust location as appropriate and as-needed.
Losening screws will allow width to be adjusted.Use a piece of 1x10 wood stock (9.25" wide) and cut to length of 24.5". (Poplar worked well, but cherry may also work if available.) Make cutouts with a jigsaw or bandsaw. Pre-drill pilot holes for mounting with stainless steel screws. Adjust location as appropriate and as-needed. Losening screws will allow width to be adjusted.
(Note that the attached template is approximate so adjust as needed.)
I put some adhesive felt on the inside of the arms to help them slide on/off and to protect the arm rests.