3D Printed Wrist Brace
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Process to go from the surface model of a hand to a 3D printed wearable wrist brace.
Blog entry: www.embodi3d.c...
3DSlicer: www.slicer.org/
MeshMixer: www.meshmixer.com/
Cortex Splint: www.evilldesign...
Hand Dicom Data: www.embodi3d.c...
Segmented Hand Model: www.embodi3d.c...
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For someone without much 3D modeling experience and happened to need to design and build AM splint as a graduate project. You sir, surely have saved my life! Great video.
Hey man, just printed myself a brace following your steps, thank you
Hi, how do you get the step of the scan (brace)?
Hi guys. What material is ideal for printing. Especially if it's going to be on skin for a while?
I need to know reasoning behind it because I'm doing this for a little DIY project.
Thanks in advance.
Hey, great video! I am working with some high school students where we are scanning their arms and 3D printing the wrist braces for them. I have a question with the part where you add the voronoi pattern, my edges on both ends and around the thumb have gaps, do you have any clue why that might happen? Maybe you have encountered it? Or how i might be able to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Nathan
Hi, how do you scan yours arms?
very gooooood
How long did it take you to print each cast?
Hi! I have a question with your tutorial. Could you explain me what you want to get when you make "sheel apart"? I can't get the same result as you after that step and therefore the final result isn't the same... Thak you
Hi not sure what you mean by 'sheel apart' but in general you want a fairly simple surface shape without internal geometry
Thank you so much for this video. I also cannot understand that even if i applied whole steps but mine is without perfect corner line.Why?How could you select the blue lines while you did plane cut? thanks.