
One Handed NASA Clamp - Joshua Chung
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Apart from the specified prerequisites, I have two more requirements for this design after watching some YouTube videos in a space station. Firstly, it must be operable with just one hand as astronauts may need to stabilize themselves while using it due to floating objects. This design demonstrates its simplicity in single-handed operation. Secondly, it should only require a single print and be ready for use immediately after printing. Printing multiple parts, removing support structures, storing extra material, and assembling is time-consuming, especially in the space station with limited resources. Tested on my low-cost 3D printer (1 hour, 9 minutes with 10% infill), this design can be printed without support and features a functional hinge design. Additionally, three clamps can be printed simultaneously within the printing volume, saving astronauts time on post-printing tasks and providing them with three ready-to-use clamps. The seat track design is based on Endang Ruhiyat's Aircraft Seat Track concept.
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