3D Printed Exoskeleton Hands
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I built some 3D printed exoskeleton hands just for kicks. If you're interested, check out a video of it in action at www.3DPrintIt.com.au. READ THE MANUAL BEFORE PRINTING by clicking here. The hand was designed with ABS plastic, and the more infill used, the stronger the hand will be, but the longer it'll take to print. The entire hand takes around 18 hours to complete and costs about $8 in plastic (at 4 cents a gram). I printed all parts on my Up Plus 2 using a 14cm x 15cm x 15cm build volume. You'll also need some metal screws to hold the printed parts together. I used sheet metal self-tapper pan screws, 8G x 9mm. ***Disclaimer - 3D Print It won't be liable for personal injury resulting from careless use of this product. Please handle the 3D Printed Exoskeleton with care and don't harm others. The purchase of this product doesn't grant customers the right to use this 3D model for profit or resale. The designer retains all copyrights and intellectual property rights even after these files are sold. Don't distribute the 3D Printed Exoskeleton STL files - they're for your personal use only. Copyright (c) Alex Czech 2015, www.3DPrintIt.com.au
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