3d printed thumb splint

To protect her broken little toe while it's taped up, I created a cute splint using Tinkercad that looks best when printed in blue. It's like having a mini Tardis on her toe-it made her smile, which is all you can do for a painful injury! ...Design your...

My wife broke her toe and I was eager to help by printing a custom splint using my new 3D printer. I discovered a design created by laird that seemed perfect for the job, but I wanted to make some adjustments to suit our needs. The original design...

Designed in Fusion360 for a skylight in my Van

Spring needle pin 2.5 (Outer diameter from 9 to 11.2 mm)Spring needle pin d3(Outer diameter from 10 to 16 mm)Spring needle pin d4(Outer diameter from 14 to 20 mm)Spring needle pin d5(Outer diameter from 20 to 28 mm)Spring needle pin d6(Outer diameter...

I just printed a new finger splint after it sank into the ocean. Fortunately, there are two sizes available that can be customized to fit perfectly. ...To ensure a proper fit, you might need to make some adjustments.

... ... When printing the splint, be sure to orient it vertically; this will make it easier to work with the supports. I used PLA filament and found that it worked perfectly. ... If you have any ideas for improvement, feel free to send me a message.

To utilize this splint: Simply print it out, align it with your injured area, secure it with tape, and breathe a sigh of relief as pain subsides. ... I'm confident that this design can be easily scaled up or down to accommodate various hand and finger...

I broke my fingers and decided to design and print my own splints to protect my fingers while they are healing. I recommend wrapping the finger in padding or gauze to help the splint stay on. ...Also, my fingers are long so you may have to adjust the...

On the version with holes (added for airflow so you don't sweat in your splint) you should set the wall thickness lower than usual, in my case 0.4mm which is 1 wall line with my extruder, infill needs to be 100% Once printed just gently fold both...

... at least two layers are necessary. I printed my custom splint using PETG, which closely mimics the molded splint/cast from the doctor's office. ...Furthermore, I applied a small sticky bandage to prevent the splint from slipping off during use.

First exam of the Prosthesis course. ...Arm Splint.

Upper Nightguard/ Splint done in Blender for dental*

A hand splint, designed to be used with velcro.

Upper Nightguard/ Splint done in Blender for dental*

... and the cylindrical supports.I twisted the tip of a (very) small flat screwdriver in the small cracks and twisted to separate the pieces. Did this bit by bit so I did not break the splint.See the image for the "as printed" and "as separated pieces."

Looks best printed in blue, so it's like having a tiny Tardis on your toe. (Well, it made her smile, which is about all you can do for a broke toe.) This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://tinkercad.com/things/3BMQuWcqeb7...

1.0 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: Doesn't Matter Infill: Doesn't Matter Notes: Don't worry about high-quality print settings. This splint doesn't need much, since it's just a simple support. It works with tape, which I...

To attach the splint, print it on one side and secure it in place with tape applied at two strategic points around the finger. ... Check out this design:...

... (slightly curved for added comfort). The provided photo demonstrates how best to secure it with tape. I found that the splint fit my hand just as well as hers, and if desired, you can also wrap the affected area with gauze for extra cushioning.

... so I designed one myself. ...Feel free to scale it to your finger's size, the solidworks file is also uploaded for more adjustments. Printing: 100% infill Supports only touching the build plate Add brim Print flat like shown in the pictures. ...

A custom-made splint was created for a friend who suffered a finger joint dislocation during a basketball game, designed using Solidworks for ease of adaptation to any finger. Despite the messy files, improved versions may be posted in the future.

A finger splint that still allows motion. ...Place in boiling water until flexible, then dry the splint and wrap around the finger.

Nothing like hurting yourself and needing a finger splint, only to find that commercial finger splints kinda suck. This finger splint was created for splinting the first knuckle, allowing for improved comfort and dexterity while your finger heals. My...

made for Triger finger help made a v2 splint that is more conferee

Arm Splint. This is an experimental voronoi project. ...Not medically certified but much better than conventional plasters.

I broke my finger and ended up with a hairline fracture, so I designed and printed a splint for myself. Now, I'd like to adjust it slightly to have the sides a bit higher. In parallel, I bought the velcro straps separately as an accessory. If you...

The nearby CVS store doesn't sell this type of splint, so she picks up a printed one instead. They offer a left and right model (curved for optimal comfort) and the picture shows how to secure it correctly. It fit my hand just as well as hers, and...

I borrowed elements from user millenium's excellent finger splint, but for a full finger with a natural bent, thinner, and with a cutout so that I could still click a mouse. Printed in PLA at .20mm using a brim. The brim is a must because I made it...

This versatile splint is perfect for treating injuries such as broken or sprained fingers, and it allows the wearer to maintain a straight finger position, promoting optimal healing. ...Developed through a two-week work experience project, this splint...

It allows me to work, and use my other fingers, all day and has stood up for a week so I decided to post it for other people that may find themselves in a similar situation.To enhance the strength, I printed this at 45* on all axis (as shown in one...