Includes enough materials for device sized at 100% through 160% scale
Made in the USA
IMPORTANT NOTE
This is an assembly materials kit - 3D PRINTED PARTS NOT INCLUDED
Want to make a 3D printed mechanical hand?
This kit is a great option for anyone with a 3D printer, looking to produce the Cyborg Beast hand developed by the e-NABLE community. The models are freely available to download and print, but you will need additional assembly materials to put it together. If you have a 3D printer (or access to one) and can 3D print the parts, this kit contains everything else you need.
Kit Contents
Each kit includes the following:
- (4 feet) Velcro, double-sided (2 inches wide)
- (8 feet) Non-flexible braided fishing line
- (5 feet) Flexible elastic cord (1mm diameter, for smaller hands)
- (5 feet) Flexible elastic cord (2mm diameter, for larger hands)
- (1) Aluminum Chicago Screw - 2 1/2"
- (1) Aluminum Chicago Screw - 2 3/4"
- (1) Aluminum Chicago Screw - 3"
- (1) Aluminum Chicago Screw - 3 1/4"
- (1) Aluminum Chicago Screw - 3 1/2"
- (1) Aluminum Chicago Screw - 3 3/4"
- (4) Stainless Steel Chicago Screws - 1/4"
- (3) Stainless Steel Chicago Screws - 3/8"
- (6) Stainless Steel Chicago Screws - 1/2"
- (6) Tensioner screws (extra small)
- (6) Tensioner screws (small)
- (6) Tensioner screws (medium)
- (6) Tensioner screws (large)
- (10) Lee Tippi Micro Gel Fingertip Grips
- (12 inches) Firm Foam Padding (5 inches wide)
- (1 roll) Teflon tape
Important Notes:
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Each of the Chicago Screws indicated above includes both the post and the screw portion.
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When you scale the 3D printed parts up or down, the holes for the Chicago Screws will shrink or expand also. As a result, you may need to use a power drill to expand those holes a bit in order for the Chicago Screws to fit through.
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The gauntlet (the part that fits over the forearm) included with the current version of the Cyborg Beast design does not include slots for the velcro. You may want to consider using Frankie Flood's Cyborg Beast Gauntlet instead.
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A discount is available on these kits for e-NABLE members who are actively involved in the charitable fabrication of these devices. Email info@3duniverse.org for more details.
Check out our e-NABLE Designs Reference for links to STL files, instructions, video tutorials, and more.
Want to make a hand for someone who actually needs one? Please consider joining the e-NABLE community. It is a unique and wonderful group to be a part of. Get involved! It's wonderfully rewarding, and anyone can participate!
Videos
Jose Delgado compares $50 3D-printed prosthetic to $42 G prosthetic
Assemblying and testing the Cyborg Beast
Jeremy Simon on Fox News
How to assemble the tendon lines
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3D Universe PETG: Now Available in Skin Tones
3D Universe is pleased to offer our PETG material in four unique skin tone colors! Shown above (from left to right): Rose Tan, Light Brown, Medium Brown, and Dark Brown. PETG is easy to print like PLA, but it has a higher temperature resistance and improved strength. This makes it ideally suited for printing e-NABLE assistive devices. 3D Universe PETG is available in both 1.75mm and 2.85mm sizes.
