Finger Chain

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This unique design is not for a wrist but rather cleverly modified finger parts originally crafted for a cartoon skeleton. It can just as easily function as a necklace or any comparable accessory. You could even wear one on top of the other to create a quirky effect. They rotate approximately 90 degrees in one direction while moving only slightly in the opposite direction. The components are designed to snap together effortlessly, though some force may be required. With its updated default scale in place, this piece is sure to make an eye-catching addition to any skeleton-themed creation. A related project that you might enjoy includes the cartoony skeleton itself, available on Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:644370. If you're looking for another component to complement your skeletal figure, you may also be interested in The Spine Chain, which was originally designed with this same cartoony skeleton in mind and can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:637658. Instructions: To achieve the best possible results when printing these finger pieces, we recommend using ABS to ensure stability and a layer thickness of 0.2mm or lower to guarantee precise alignment of the hooks. The design has been carefully oriented to maximize hook stability (support and raft are advised). Assembly is quite straightforward: simply put them together as you see fit. A suggested twist configuration, utilizing four pieces arranged to provide approximately 90 degrees of rotation in all four directions, will result in a sturdy build. It's worth noting that these components have been successfully tested at double their intended scale, making them suitable for even the most ambitious design projects.