wrist and ankle cuffs 3d models

# SnapCuffs ## self-locking wrist & ankle cuffs with print-in-place hinge and compliant-mechanism lock ### easy to put on - printed in less than 3 hours ## UPDATE 19.02.23: #### Added sizes for ankle cuffs! After multiple iterations, I want to...

The following options were used in its creation: Accent Style 4, Back Inscription "Pet", font depth of 1, Cuff Width of 40, Attachment Bracket of 1, font height of 10, build plate manual Y and X coordinates of 100 each, Print Parts of 1, Attachment...

It also features printed parts, with a back inscription reading "Pet" and a front inscription saying "My." The cuff width is 40, while font depth and height are both 1. Additionally, there's an attachment bracket, and the chosen font is...

I printed the pink Ninjaflex one (SH = 85A) and could stretch it over my foot to wear it as an ankle bracelet. The red, white and blue ones were printed in Cheetah (SH = 95A) and although they were super easy to print and they aren't as flexible. I...

In contrast, the red, white, and blue Cheetah filaments (SH = 95A) were also flexible but failed to meet expectations - I couldn't stretch the medium-sized one over my hand or the large one over my ankle. The small size is designed for kids. This...

I printed the pink Ninjaflex example (SH = 85A) and successfully stretched it over my foot to wear as an ankle bracelet. The red, white and blue models were printed in Cheetah (SH = 95A) and proved to be very easy to print. They are not as flexible,...

Even more bondage stuff. Overengineered modular bondage stuff. Because why (k)not. Make sure to check out the compatiable collars too. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5574067

The rest of the print doesn't require support, but it's helpful for a smooth finish on the holes.\r\n\r\nWall thickness is set at 1.2mm.\r\nBottom and top thicknesses are both 1mm.\r\nInfill percentage should be between 35-55%. ...For the pin, more...

These cuffs are perfect for small ankles, adding an extra layer of excitement to intimate moments. They can also be used as handcuffs, offering a range of possibilities for couples looking to spice up their relationship. A lug on each cuff allows...

Viking-inspired wrist cuffs designed by me as a unique gift for my daughter and her husband to showcase their fandom at Comic-Con.

... in one part. The holes must be drilled afterwards with a 3.2mm drill and tapped M4. The two components can be printed in one piece without support and separated after printing. ...A gentle wiggle and pull on the hinges will separate the parts.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=193647

After suffering a scaphoid fracture and completing ergo training, I found measuring the angle where my wrist joint can move in both directions to be extremely helpful. To accomplish this easily with one hand, I created a meter large enough to do so.

Constructed from a lightweight yet robust aluminum alloy infused with titanium and palladium, this robotic foot, ankle, and shin boasts pressure sensors/transducers in each toe and the heel. This innovative feature is part of a larger exoskeleton...

The lock I'm using is based on the one found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2053930, but I've completely redesigned it because the original was too small for my wrists. ... I've included the SKP files in case you want to take a closer look at how...

I designed this as a key component for my Halloween costume this season and it turned out incredibly well!!!!!! This file represents just one half of the model; to complete it, you'll need to print it twice. ...Have fun!

- At a height of 25.2 mm, there will be a cavity for an M5 nut; pause the print and insert the nut before continuing. This helps secure the cuffs with a screw when complete. Although the print can work without the inserted nut, it is more durable...

I'm employing an ankle joint in this instance.

... ... Supports are needed for this file and this will need to be sanded down to be worn. These are relatively big, and may need to be sized down for smaller necks or smaller wrists. ( I sized mine down to 80% as I have small hands and neck. ...Lol.)

... size of these pieces may need to be adjusted for individuals with smaller necks or wrists. I've already downsized mine to 80% as a precaution due to my own petite hands and neck, but more precise sizing will depend on individual measurements.

To assemble these pieces, use brass inserts (http://www.mcmaster.com/#94180A353) and M4 stainless steel screws (http://www.mcmaster.com/#91229A130), which can be installed with a soldering iron if needed. ...Thanks to iHeartRobotics blog for the...

... with .27mm layer height. ...Despite some hinge breakage under minimal force and a slightly tight locking mechanism, it functioned properly. ...However, the chain attachment appeared weak, and the latch, although not easily openable, was non-lockable.

Lower limb exo skeleton knee and ankle rehabilitation.Built on 3mm plate and powered by DC brushed motor,motor driver and potentiometer

This model portrays the intricate musculature of a typical human right foot and ankle, painstakingly recreated from a high-resolution medical computed tomography scan.

Sprains ankles with caution. ...Requires securely fastening a screw onto your shoe, yet feels unexpectedly cozy.

I also designed some basic cuffs that allow you to insert an M5 nut behind and secure with a thumbscrew, clamping the spool in place on the rod. To print the spool tube, use 30% fill with no supports. For plastic reel guides, use support for the nut...

A matching arm cuff measures 204 mm in length, 109 mm in width, and 94.3 mm in height. ... Wiccan's origin story can be found on Marvel Wikia at http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/William_Kaplan_(Earth-616), while his character profile is available on...

3D Model Cuffs and Collars Display.\n\nThis fully textured 3D model features intricate design details perfect for close-up renders. Each model undergoes rigorous software checks to ensure accuracy.\n\nIMPORTANT: Make sure your archiving software is...

The custom attire for the Scarlet Spider has finally been delivered! ...You're now looking at a sharp pair of gloves to match that bold red-and-blue ensemble, specifically designed for the Scarlet Spider.

The keyboard roof and wrist rest for HHKB keyboard. ... You would glue both models after you finished printing.