by Cracked it
August 31, 2016 in Post, Solution
Via Pinshape A nifty 3D printing project with great potential to help people with dexterity issues. Head over to Pinshape to download the 3D printing files, which are available in 4 sizes to suit different hands! Don’t forget to click the ‘This Helped Me’ button at the top of the page if you give this […] Read the rest →
by Cracked it
August 1, 2016 in Solution
A nifty product to hold two straws on the side of any mug or glass. The straw holder was initially designed for Wendy who has MS and needs to use two straws to drink. Her husband had made a support from tape and a rubber band which did the job beautifully but was difficult to […] Read the rest →
by Cracked it
June 10, 2016 in Solution
Via A Worthy Journey This is a simple way to make the Cyclone from Radio Flyer more accessible for little ones who aren’t able to keep their feet steady on the footplate. This family contacted Radio Flyer, who were happy to help, but this modification would work just as well with some thin MDF or […] Read the rest →
by Cracked it
June 3, 2016 in Solution
You will need: Trigger action spray bottle Pair of plastic salad tongs (will make 2 assistive handles) Junior hacksaw Hot glue gun Zip ties Scissors To make an easy-to-spray handle: Use the hacksaw to cut the looped handle from the salad tongs & sand any sharp edges Apply hot glue to the trigger handle & […] Read the rest →
by Cracked it
May 16, 2016 in Solution
Via BYU Capstone An open-source customisable adult size trailer design. Download the design & instructions here. Read the rest →
by Cracked it
May 13, 2016 in Solution
Via Gavin Phillips Switch adapt two Nerf Vulcan machine guns using battery interrupters and two zip ties. (Edit: It seems the Nerf Vulcan has become rare/expensive, so see the bottom of the page for alternatives.) Acquire two Manfrotto Magic Arms or kits (which are the same thing as “Universal Mounts,” but cheaper because they aren’t marketed as assistive technology…), […] Read the rest →
by Cracked it
May 11, 2016 in Solution
My solution for “How can I eat my soup without losing it everywhere?” Grant, the brains behind S’up Spoon has this one covered! Read the rest →
by Cracked it
April 20, 2016 in Solution
Originally posted here Using a communication board can be tricky in different environments, so here’s a tutorial on make one that will work in and out of the pool! Download the full tutorial here Read the rest →
by Cracked it
April 20, 2016 in Solution
Originally posted here Here’s a tutorial with ideas for making puzzles more accessible for children with disabilities. Use magnets or velcro on an easily graspable handle, and also on each puzzle piece. Download the full tutorial here Let us know if you’ve tried this out! Read the rest →
by Cracked it
April 20, 2016 in Solution
Originally posted here A fix for children learning to use a mouse for the first time, and anyone who needs help positioning their finger on the button. Use a toy jewellery ring (with the gem cut off!) to make a guide for your finger. Check the position of the ring on the mouse, and use […] Read the rest →
