This build shows the printing and assembly of a Kinetic Arm prosthetic made for a 13-year-old recipient in Nevada. I connected with the recipient through e-NABLE and 3D printed all parts using the uploaded models and assembled the arm following the standard Kinetic Arm design, adjusting the fit based on the recipient’s measurements.

After printing and post-processing the parts, I assembled the prosthetic by hand and made small adjustments to improve comfort, alignment, and movement. I tested the arm to make sure it functioned smoothly before shipping it to the recipient. This build shows how the design can be used in a real case and adapted for a pediatric user