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Thank you!

Sol loves it. Its all scarred like he lost it to a Grizzly bear

Thank you. Tejano is a huge inspiration

That was at the Engineering Design Show in Birmingham

Cool

Thank you ♥

This is quicker

I was considering having a two part single outer shell that sandwiches over the 1 inch tube, capturing the bearing and locking its orientation as its screwed together. I dont trust my aging Prusa to do a good job of that though. Something to keep in mind though. I have some M3 grub screws here somewhere! Thanks for the tip 😄

I have almost finished printing the new parts. Fingers crossed

@@AmbionicsUK i will pray for you, brother.

@@SLAVKINGRED It works... kinda... I will make a video now.

@@AmbionicsUK lets goo

@@AmbionicsUK do it

Hey thanks for commenting. We are being supported by clinicians and a manufacturer in the US and that helps with software licenses and access to advanced hardware but I cover all of the other costs myself. We arent trading so there is no income hence the big gaps in content production. I can only do this when time permits. Support from Autodesk or companies like ColorFabb would be really cool if we could get it. I have shared a few videos on other groups but there doesnt seem to be much appetite for what we're doing. I am happy to plod along sharing what I do for the 50 or 60 people who regularly watch my videos here.

Thanks for being part of the journey, Tyler!

Also, I'm pretty sure helical will have less grip as it has less of each spline directly beneath the pressure points, unless the lobes are designed to be helical as well, in which case you definitely have more area available to grip.

Five lobes is doable. I suppose it depends on how much the rubber can be compressed. Thank you for commenting! In hindsight 3 lobes might be too aggressive. I love this suggestion!!

@@TylerKrick what about no splines at all? Just a slide fit of 0.15mm? This only occurred to me as I was editing the video.

@@AmbionicsUK it's only occurring to me now that you say it LOL, hard to say but I think the splines might actually allow some compression/pinching almost that a smooth bore wouldn't. Worth printing one of each and testing for sure

@@TylerKrick Will do. What material would you use? Acetyl and Hytrel have been suggested

Thanks man. It would have been easy to get caught in the headlights of bionic hand tech but Sol wouldnt be able to do things like this with a battery powered system. Glad you like it even though its very basic

Hey Agnes!

Rightly so. This is acting though. Sol is a lovely kid

All good thanks. Just a hyper articulated jaw. It will be fine lol

Its hard to get an EMG signal using electrodes because of baby fat. Best to leave electric devices until adulthood and learn to use body power as quickly as possible in childhood IMO. Electric devices are too slow, unreliable, clumsy and heavy for children

@AmbionicsUK thank you very much for your answer. We ordered body power prosthetic device for child of 3 years. I heard about 3 variants: prosthetic device, transplantation of foot fingers and to use only one finger during life like Kevin Shields climber. What mean could you recommend according to your practice?

@@МаринаМирошниченко-ж7ж I would be looking for a custom solution. I believe Point Design in the US make custom partial hand devices. Is that what you meant?

@AmbionicsUK thank you. I think it is best way resolving this situation.

@@МаринаМирошниченко-ж7ж please keep me updated and get in touch if you need any help. Good luck to you

100% varioshore TPU at 215c 58% flow

@@AmbionicsUK thanks so much 🙏

@@joshualim3019 Dont use a brass nozzle

Thanks for asking. Theres a short film here which tells the story. Hope you enjoy it ruclips.net/video/67mN9Kd2kqI/видео.htmlsi=ZD8yZH5vSywoNBvb

The world needs a little positivity right now so we're happy to help

Thanks, he'll no doubt use them to buy Battle Passes and a new skin

Thanks for commenting

i was going too ask the same thing ^^

Not at all. Great question. He uses his paw to control the left stick, LB and LT and uses his right hand as you normally would. He comes first in Battle Royales most days. If you think about it, he actually has less nerve ping on the left side (nerve signals travel at about 80 kph) because it only has to travel half the normal distance. He's super accurate too with head shots and stuff. He wants to step up to PC now so we are looking at different solutions like head mounted mouse and keyboards. Thanks for asking. Would you like us to do a video on him playing? Let us know and we will 😁

Great question. Ive answered below. Let us know if youd like to see a vid of him kicking ass on Fortnite Cheers Ben

The doctor crushed his arm with the forceps when he was born. Massive clot formed and he had to have it cut off just below the elbow when he was ten days old. Broke my heart but made me want to do something to help him. Over the past 8 years I have taught myself to become a design engineer and manufacturer of systems like this. We're making them available for other kids too but it takes time to go through all the safety testing etc. Most people think electric arms are the height of prosthetic technology but Sol is showing the world that systems like this one perform better. Thanks for commenting, Gavin

Well it isn't it obvious Gavin. Honestly why ask a stupid question

I have my flaws like anyone else lol Thanks for commenting - it really helps our channel to grow. Thank you

What a lovely comment to wake up to And thank you for the sub too. Have a great day and watch out for our latest short on Sunday