finger splint 3d models

Fast forward to today; I and many others have designed such medical devices to remedy the issue, along with keeping it cheap. In short, this is a variation of my original Moldable Finger Splint; designed for two fingers. Like the previous version,...

Once enough court settlements fell through, we knew enough was enough.Introducing the Moldable Finger Splint! This patent pending miracle of materials prints flat, and in seconds shapes to you fingers for instant.... holding! This godlike machinery...

I injured my finger while climbing, so I designed this splinter to stabilise the finger for better recovery. It aims to stabilise the finger, so that tendons can recover. Please note that im no medical expert whatsoever, so please use this at...

This is a Remix from @disser_1174 & @Jazzy_Plz (printables)

This creation was designed using Tinkercad. ...Modify it instantly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5rKqQZ6CDzg

Users can simply run Print2, test the fit, then adjust angles and lengths as necessary.

This cast was designed specifically for my mom, and I'm confident it will serve someone else well too. ...Included is a SolidWorks file that makes it easy to customize it further.

A cast for your IV digit to ensure proper healing and alignment.

Designed this finger splint to keep my trigger-finger pinky straight at night. This model requires no supports and is super easy to print (may require a brim if your bed adhesion isn't great. ... v2 - smoother edges and improved fit

This thing is a custom-made finger splint for the middle finger. It was created to provide maximum protection after suturing wounds caused by accidents with sharp objects, such as knives. To ensure optimal performance, three different sizes were...

&nbsp;I was inspired by Prusa's efforts at emergency splints, and printed out their finger splint to try out. &nbsp;But found it lacking a key feature: integrated straps to hold the splint in place. &nbsp;</p><p>So I designed my own (it looks like a...

splint for a broken finger.  The current size is large but can be changed to suit.

This splint provides necessary support to fingers that have become overextended due to excessive stretching.

This is a splint to help with Trigger Finger (scar tissue on the tendon in a finger that gets caught going through the joint). I saw a hand specialist for my trigger finger. She gave me two splints to wear (one as a spare). Within two days the cat...

I suggest using a splint specifically designed for the pinky finger on both your right and left hands. ...The model with perforations is an excellent choice, as it allows for improved airflow and overall comfort.

Pulley Protection Splint. ...Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yei-fuPSZt8 for more info. I have pretty large fingers, so use the scale option in your slicer to scale size down or up.

I broke my finger, so I had to get a splint at the hospital. ...It wasn't very comfortable, but I designed a new one that fit better and then printed it out using my DLP 3D printer.

You will be amazed by the design of my splint for individuals with trigger finger. It is a genuine solution! Check out http://www.webmd.com/osteoarthritis/guide/trigger-finger for more information. To complete your splint, you'll need 3 Velcro cable...

This is a splint designed specifically for individuals with large fingers who suffer from trigger finger, requiring a tailored fit that can be achieved by scaling down its size. The versatile design allows wearers to adjust the positioning of the...

This splint is designed for sprains or injuries requiring immobilization of the index and/or middle finger. It is very comfortable, rigid, easy to print and can be made to fit any size hand (follow the printing instructions for best fitting) It...

... it won't hold as well as you want. Ideally, you should use duct tape or electrical tape instead. Post-Printing Use some tape to secure your injured finger to the splint. ...If you prefer, you can buddy tape it to another finger that is uninjured.

Taped around the joint, like in the photos, it stays in place, prevents the finger from being hit and yet I can click the right mouse button as it leaves my fingertip free.&nbsp;The splint is modeled on the middle finger of a normal weight adult...

... This product originated from trying to create a practical splint for my dad who was diagnosed with trigger finger. As he received instructions to obtain a tailored brace, I created this device that offers a higher degree of control and adjustment.

Print in PLA and put into boiled water during 30sec. ...Then mold it arround your finger.

I just resized it to fit my finger perfectly, and it worked flawlessly for me - you should definitely upgrade!

Most individuals can comfortably fit a 22mm diameter rest around their fingers, limiting nocturnal strain and associated "lock-ups" that can cause considerable pain when straightening. Recent experience suggests a marked improvement in finger...

Application: after printing, this should be gently attached to the injured finger using any medical tape using two wraps around the finger and one around the palm. ... disclaimer: designed by a rocket engineer PhD, not a medical doctor--use at your...

My partner skillfully cut the end of her finger, necessitating a solution for protective covering - luck was on our side with access to SketchUp and 3D printing know-how!

Thank you bsurfn99 for your design! I have added a few holes to prevent moisture accumulation. I have also increased the length by 28% for the first try. The best fir for my finger was a X and Y scale of 125%, depending on the selected sticking...

... by 28% for the first try. The best fir for my finger was a X and Y scale of 125%, depending on the selected sticking plaster. The finish was implemented by briefly dipping it in hot water from the kettle and then pressing it against to the finger.