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Unlimbited Phoenix V2 Hand

Created by
BrandonT12345
Created:
4/25/22
Submitted:
4/25/22
Published:
4/25/22
Phalanx for the thumb
thumb_phalanxPhalanx for the thumb.

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Phalanx for the thumbPin to hold the thumb tip in placeHolds the tensioning pinsDistal phalanx for all 5 phalangesMaintains tension across the 4 fingersPin to connect the hand with the gauntlet (wrist)Bottom face of the palmPins to hold the fingertips in place (print 4)Part to hold retention clip in placePin to hold the knuckle in place for long fingers (print 2)Pin to hold the thumb knuckle in placeProvides support and guidance for the tension cables into the gripper boxPin to maintain the connection between the hand and the gauntletUpper face of the handWhere straps will be attached to secure to the wristMaintains the position of the tension pins within the gripper boxPhalanx for phalange (should be printed 4 times for the fingers)Pin to hold knuckle in place for short fingers (print 2)Pin that maintains tension for the thumb

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3DPX-017098

NIH 3D DOI:

https://doi.org/10.60705/3dpx/17098.3

Licensing:

Public Domain
How to cite this NIH 3D entry
895
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Version 3

Category

Prosthetics
Prosthetics
Description

3D prtined prosthetic hand and wrist device

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3D Printing Instructions
Frontal view of the hand device