The notable civilatory achievement of being able to “print 3D hands” is a media hype thing. No one that I know personally wears one.<\/p>\n
But it is interesting to use this technology. 3D printing, that is.<\/p>\n
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Actually printing 3D, it becomes quite apparent that interesting structures will invariably contain raft and support materials from the print process that then need to be removed.<\/p>\n
This process is massively aided if not determinalistically decided by employing a Hosmer model 5 steel hook, also as removal tool.<\/p>\n
This is a slow motion video that shows how I make my 3D thingy (a filament dust filter for the Replicator 2X that I designed for better one handed use) ready for use<\/a>.<\/p>\n In one sentence one could say that “3D printing requires a prosthetic hook”. Which would be the cue for me to say “so why not just wear a hook”.<\/p>\n Watch this in all its glorious extensive length.<\/p>\n