Shoe Add-On Mk1
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Over the summer, I intend to create a multifunctional leg support with features such as acting as a support structure, load-bearing assistance, attaching holsters, and leg and shin guards attachment. To test its effectiveness, I began with the shoe portion, designed to support around 160 lbs. The design includes pilot holes for threading in M16 bolts, adjustable hex gaps suitable for both bolt heads and hex nuts placement, depending on positioning. This basic design is customizable - you can add batteries, drill LEDs into the plastic. If successful, I plan to attach wheels, turning it into a roller skate, and even potentially replace visiting shoe stores by 3D printing custom shoes. The heel extrusion allows for linear actuator attachment, offering assisted walking. Securely wear the support with your shoe using zip ties in designated gaps. To determine the number of modular length pieces needed, calculate: (shoe length - 250.8 mm) / 25.4 mm * 2. Since it's worn over the current shoe, there's no left or right difference. This design also provides an extra inch in height!
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