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To cross your fingers is an idiom that literally involves folding down the last two fingers of one hand to form a "cross" shape and then tucking them under the palm. This gesture signifies hope, luck, or a desire for something to happen. People often...

To use it, bend your fingers and employ it to push lift buttons. It will stay securely in place while you're wearing it. Get creative with colors and add one to your finger collection. This device measures 19.5mm in diameter or is equivalent to a...

This finger paddle has the hole for only around the finger only which is better suited in correcting your stroke. ... Normal Paddle straps can be used (anywhere around 5mm thickness) LEGAL ACTION WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST THOSE WISHING TO CLAIM THIS AS...

By pushing your finger in the socket, the digger's boom lifts, and moving the tip forward or backward controls the bucket's movement. The top of the socket maneuvers the elbow joint. Inspired by a Mercedes Unimog 4x4, this model can be 3D printed...

Your fingers will glide effortlessly in style, while the innovative design floats above - only land-based surfaces apply. Printed in Stone and Stellar Pink MakerBot ABS, "magnets" down, with raft and support; color customization is possible during...

The Mini Finger Crossbow offers personalized painting options for customization. ...Available in both standard and modified configurations, this project allows users to 3D print and test the crossbow for a unique experience.

I got repeated ads for a finger food device. I finally decided I liked it and decided I could make it for cheaper. ... Took some tries to get a shape I liked

Inspired by DaVinci's innovative flying machine, I crafted this finger-operated model using a combination of my thumb, pointer, and middle finger, or alternatively, my middle three fingers to bring it to life. The accompanying images do not depict...

As a kid, did you ever send bottle caps flying? ...Well, here is a couple printable bottle cap's you can send flying across your house. "Finger FrizzB" or "Snap FrizzB"

A while back, I conceptualized a robotic finger leveraging InMoov's innovative design. ...Although I won't be further refining it, its potential may appeal to others who explore robotics and artificial limbs.

the mechanism is simple: a thread is passed through the middle finger through the holes present on the phalanges and tied to the shaft of the rotating knob. by turning the knob the thread is stretched and adjusts the position / height of the middle...

As a reusable alternative to folding up paper and sticky notes, here is a non-sharp lightweight football for flicking between your friends' fingers (goalpost). Sizing is about 39mm x 21mm x 2mm. ... Enjoy!

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I am leaving here the 3d printed model you need to do this amaizing gadget, however if you want how to do it, take a look at this link: https://www.instructables.com/id/Finger-Fork/

Become a swashbuckling pirate overnight with our innovative Finger Hook! ...Print it out and transform into a buccaneer in an instant, or simply display it proudly on your wall as a fun keepsake.

I'm leaving behind the 3D-printed model you'll need to create this amazing gadget. ...If you're interested in learning how to make it, check out this link: https://www.instructables.com/id/Finger-Fork/

A finger ring with a text written - This too shall pass. Just to keep us reminded of whatever situation we are in, it is just temporary. ...Hope you all like it.

This is a protector for the big finger of the hand, for those who have it bandaged and want to continue doing work without being afraid of hitting it. Printed in PLA. ...The more padding, the firmer the protector.

A simple finger prosthesis is available for individuals lacking middle and distal phalanges. ...Ensure a proper fit by following the sizing guidelines provided in the "Thumb Prosthesis" Instructable on instructables.com.

Just slip on these fantastic Finger Shoes and let your toes dance, prance, and boogie with every step. ...Your feet won't even have to break a sweat - just let them float, flutter, and spin in these cool, carefree slippers.

Mill and drilling table finger clamp designed for secure gripping in T-slots. Quickly secures thin sheets like hard brass or perspex with ease. ...A perfect DIY project for apprentices to master their skills.

I just printed a new finger splint after it sank into the ocean. Fortunately, there are two sizes available that can be customized to fit perfectly. ...To ensure a proper fit, you might need to make some adjustments.

This Finger Support is sized at 100x70x25mm, specifically designed to accommodate a 10mm thick busbar. ...It's part of the 3RUN series, offering reliable and efficient support for your electrical needs.

The innovative system features a straightforward design comprising a rubber-shooting gun, which is comfortably gripped using the index finger. ...The trigger is skillfully activated by simply pulling it back with the user's large toe.

At this dinner gathering, bite-sized munchies are served. ...To keep one hand unoccupied for easier maneuvering, you're provided with a miniature plate designed to be worn on your finger.

... I designed while having a week off from work. ... Further documentation and all data can be found here: [FriendlyFinger on Github](https://github.com/TobiasLibera/FriendlyFinger) Video: [Friendly Finger Youtube Video](https://youtu.be/8vTFOdNh7Bw)

A developer crafts an OpenSCAD script to design a versatile finger spinner featuring three holes, configurable bearing sizes, and adjustable spacing. ...Additionally, an updated version is implemented, enabling users to utilize coins as weights instead...

I recommend printing the bag using Ninjaflex and attaching it to the base via a flexible filament or an elastic. ...Next, take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the layout by practicing with your fingers!

For medical purposes, use a scale of 90 to 95 percent for smaller hands, 100 to 105 percent for average-sized hands, and 110 percent or larger for larger hands - all depending on the individual's finger size.

On the version with holes (added for airflow so you don't sweat in your splint) you should set the wall thickness lower than usual, in my case 0.4mm which is 1 wall line with my extruder, infill needs to be 100% Once printed just gently fold both...