splint for toe 3d models

Cute tic tac toe puzzle, for playing with everybody, no supports needed! This is a classic tic tac toe, but you need to find the right position to mach with the hole. But I recommend that only children over 2 years old play. Please do not attempt to...

Just a snug fitting cover for Christoph's 3D Tic Tac Toe.Print in whatever filament you want, no supports needed.  A 0.2mm layer height will allow for a 2 thick wall. ... It can also be printed in Vase mode for a single thickness wall but it will be...

A compact, handheld Tic Tac Toe set that includes a secure compartment to safeguard game pieces from getting misplaced.

It also doubles as the drill template, and probably works better for that purpose than the actual included ‘Drill Template - Optional’.‘Drill Template - Optional’ – this is a simple drill template that helps you drill holes in your pedals for the toe...

- Added an option for a lower profile Toe Clamp Foot - This requires a regular nut rather than the wing nut that comes with the xsTech. This is preferred because it opens up the top of the toe clamp to just have one wing nut reserved for part...

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

... time. Once it's assembled the top will not be removable. I printed mine out of Smoky Black Siraya Tech abs like resin with no supports (place the tops so that the serrations are on the top). They have been working great for me. ... Enjoy...

This is a ring splint model for people with arthritis. I developed this model for a friend to wear on her thumb. Dimensions are not perfect for her finger, but they are close. I have made several different iterations to try and get the perfect fit. I...

... motions prior to a pinch grasp. The primary purpose of this design was to enhance the grip on cloth within a pile, and while I included screw holes for flexibility, I have discovered that a press fit is sufficient for my specific application.

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 you can choose to wrap the area with gauze first for extra cushioning if desired. ... Update:...

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...

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...

This is a finger splint (for trigger finger on my middle finger) that I designed for myself. My current job requires me to be pretty active with my hands, and I kept breaking splints or they were too uncomfortable to work with. This is extremely...

Summary Trigger the Splint to Relieve Chronic Recurring Flexor Tenosynovitis in the Palm by Restricting MCP Flexion. This Will Help Avoid Clicking or Locking of the Flexor Tendon, Allowing Swelling and Inflammation to Subside. ...The Splint Treats...

Chronic recurring flexor tenosynovitis in the palm can be relieved with a Trigger Splint that restricts MCP flexion. This treatment helps prevent clicking or locking of the flexor tendon and allows swelling and inflammation to subside. ...The splint is...

This is a simple 3 piece thumb splint for emergency use; to keep it from moving avoid further damage. It's not very comfortable or incredibly well designed; but it is fast to print an does the job (roughly 1:30-2 hours with a 6mm nozzle). To...

... the device, connect it to your foot or leg using a tie of your choice - long zip ties work particularly well. After printing both pieces, use at least three zip ties to secure them together, one for each adjacent hole pair. ... Use with caution!

Finger splint. Fits an inflamed middle finger. Size can be readjusted in the slicer.Don't forget to turn on the “generate supports” in your slicer (I used Organic tree with support on plate only)

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.

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...

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:...

This is a Pinky Splint made to be over part of the palm of your hand and some of the fingers counting from the pinky, depending on the "edge" size. See that the edge is the measuring taken from the main width and not the size of the pinky cover. This...

Finger Splint. If filament permits, it can warm in water and mold around finger. It's an art piece, not a medical device. This claim has not been reviewed by the Food and Drug Administration. ...This product is not meant to identify, treat, cure, or...

I am making replacement parts for my Matchbox restorations. Some of you have asked for the STL files. Here you go! I had to design from pics and size of model. I had nothing to go by. ...It could be improved upon!

This is the base for the IN4 and IN7 nixies that was used for the tictactoe DIY kit from Lasermad. The supplied bases were not easy to fit the nixies into, so I designed them to be slightly taller so they can sit inside the base without fear of...

This is the base for the IN4 and IN7 nixies that was used for the tictactoe DIY kit from Lasermad. The supplied bases were not easy to fit the nixies into, so I designed them to be slightly taller so they can sit inside the base without fear of...

This is the base for the IN4 and IN7 nixies that was used for the tictactoe DIY kit from Lasermad. The supplied bases were not easy to fit the nixies into, so I designed them to be slightly taller so they can sit inside the base without fear of...

These are open-source rudder pedals for use with flight simulators! ... Build Documentation: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/vince_prints/45cb8720-345c-4a7b-a015-896cedd0fbbd/preview Video Demo and Build Guide: https://youtu.be/u3FeHQuYaYU ...

The longer nut requires a deeper slot in the post, but it also allows for the use of a shorter bolt, between 5 and 8 mm shorter. A shorter bolt may make it easier to insert into a small diameter ring. As with the original design, you should only...