Modified RIT Arm Parts - Solidworks Format

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These files are customized components for building the E-nable RIT 3D printed prosthetic arm. They are imported from the original iges files and modified in SolidWorks, or created entirely from scratch. The tricep cuff was altered to fix a cracking issue that arose after a short time of use by my first user. The forearm cup was redesigned to be lighter, and feature an interior shape friendly to generic silicone inserts. I also designed the fingers with a look more compatible visually than the Cyborg Beast fingers. Using these files requires SolidWorks 2013 or newer software, and they are designed for RIT arm v 0.43, though some may work with newer versions. Find the original RIT files at https://www.youmagine.com/designs/rit-e-nable-arm-v0-43#!design-information If you want STL versions of these files, look here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:683496 These parts demand careful execution of sizing methods that may need a consultation with a medical professional to ensure proper fit. 12-22-2014 I added the left-hand version of the tricep cuff and forearm receiver. 04-18-2015 I updated the tricep cuff to V2, fixing another reported cracking issue: http://www.proto3dprinting.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cuff-update-v2.jpg 08-08-2015 I revamped all fingers, proxes, and pins to V2, correcting a scaling problem that caused errors when enlarged in some situations. Here's a video tutorial for the retainer ring: http://youtu.be/GZNNVxjXqt4?list=UU7OB0m__CAVWtM0Bq6U4sdQ For information on fitting the forearm cup, watch this: https://youtu.be/jt8mXnlRc5I More instructions will be added as time permits; check back regularly.