Heel-erz GrabCAD

Heel-erz

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GrabCAD KALEB HARRIS Free 3D Printable
Created: Mar 8, 2017
RENDERING STL

Kaleb Harris Norwalk High School instructor: Adam Leutenegger
It is a common issue for many people to have soles that wear down their shoes very rapidly. Also, other people may be very attached or protective of their shoes. Our product, Heel-erz is comprised of three protective attachments. These attachments add a sacrificial layer to preserve the bottom of your shoe from damage. The front part has a hard plastic material that acts as somewhat of a bumper for the shoe.
These layers cover the bottom of your shoe where you put the most weight and therefore wear down in the places the you would normally walk preserving the bottom of your shoe longer.The pieces are attached using The shoe protectors are in separate pieces to allow flexibility for the shoe, This is not all Heel-erz can do. Heel-erz also has extra cushion for reduced shock, meaning that our product will give remove pain when you walk. Heel-erz have the ability to increase bounciness. Overall, Heel-erz brings many improvements to the regular shoe. Heel-erz would be produced with a Rubber Like Plastic using a standard FDM printing machine

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Platform GrabCAD
Creator KALEB HARRIS
Price Free
Formats RENDERING, STL
License See original page
3D Printable Yes
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