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Tool Changer Hand Amputation Aid - Magnet Version

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Pre-prosthetic for tasks like feeding, stylus, toothbrush, etc. For acute hand amputations in hospital.

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"Pre-Prosthetic" that uses a rotary locking coupling. 1/4 turn rotary locking collar uses magnets to maintain open/closed position.  Thermoform the base to fit onto a thermoplastic forearm cuff. 

  • Requires three 5mm x 3mm magnets 

  • Print settings: .2mm height

  • No supports needed

  • Pic of old version (in blue) is shown in use. 

Base Assembly:

  1. Glue magnets to "Locking Ring" & "Female Base" (ensure correct magnet orientation)

  2. Glue the base assembly together (see pic); ensure "Locking Ring" freely rotates 1/4 turn.

  3. Mold thermoplastic splinting material as a cuff around residual limb

  4. Heat up the perforated section of "Female Base" (hot water or a heat gun) and mold to the plastic cuff (see pic); use glue or more splinting material to fasten in place

Tool Assembly:  

Ball and socket Tool uses foam tubing (e.g. Rubazote)

  1. Print "Tool - Screw" first

  2. In your slicer, insert a pause for the "Tool - Foam Holder" print

    1. When printing has paused, place the pre-printed  "Tool Screw" onto the shaft. 

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