Laparoscopic Manual Transfer Training Plate

Laparoscopic Manual Transfer Training Plate – 3D Printable

This is a simple training plate designed for basic laparoscopic manual transfer exercises. I’m not a specialist in medical didactics, but I enjoy 3D modeling and created this piece as a spontaneous idea. Feedback is always appreciated, especially from medical professionals. If you need a custom-sized version, feel free to ask!

🧩 Model Overview

📌 Base: “Manual Transfer Exercise Template” – 14 × 14 cm

• Square plate (14 cm × 14 cm). 3.2 mm thickness, optimized to consume minimal material while remaining rigid.
• Includes five 5 mm holes for screws or mounting hardware.
• Clean, practical geometry designed for easy printing on most 3D printers.

📍 Pins (pin_100%, pin_99%, etc.)

• Multiple pin scales available: 100%, 99%, 98%… for fine-tuning fit depending on your printer’s accuracy.
• Designed to be press-fit, no glue required.
• Printable horizontal, allowing good strength and simple setup.
• Recommended scaling:
• Modern printers: 98% provides an excellent fit.
• Less precise printers: try 94–96%.

🔵 Peg Types

• The pack includes two peg styles, inspired by common examples seen in training references.
  • Recommended materials: TPU, PLA Flex, or other flexible filaments to provide better tactile feedback during practice.
  • Also printable in standard PLA if you prefer rigid pegs.
• All models were optimized to avoid overhang issues and to remain easy to print.

🛠 Assembly Instructions

• Print 20 pins, selecting the scale that best matches your printer calibration.
• Print the base plate.
• Insert all pins using firm but careful pressure (they should not stress the printed layers).
• Print the peg type(s) you want to practice with.

Your manual laparoscopic transfer trainer is ready!
You can time your transfer runs and adjust difficulty as you wish.

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💬 Feedback Welcome

Any feedback is appreciated—especially from those working in medical or surgical training.
I’m a mechatronics designer, and I often create these tools as day-to-day ideas, so professional insight is always helpful.

💼 Remixes, Sales & Collaboration

Remixes: Absolutely allowed! If you want to improve or adapt the model, go for it.
If you prefer, I can also update or customize it personally.

Sales & Licenses:
I’m a model designer based in Paraguay. I’m always open to offers, licensing arrangements, or designing custom products.
Don’t hesitate to reach out!