Cue Stick Bridge Attachment for Prosthetic Adaptor

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The Seattle Pacific University engineering department has developed an adaptor for a prosthetic device that has a "universal platform" for holding parts. As a student in the SPU engineering department, it was my assignment to create a part that would fit in this adaptor to allow the user to do something they might not normally be able to. This part acts as a bridge/guide for a cue stick and allows the user to play billiards. It effectively guides the movement of the cue stick and holds it in place while the user takes a shot. Print Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Infill: 20% Post-Printing Break off the raft/brim as well as the support material. In order to make it appear more aesthetically pleasing you may want to sand or file down the rough side where the support material was attached, however if you do not, the function of the part should not be disturbed.