by Cracked it
September 28, 2016 in Solution
Via Youmagine
A funky little helper to make using chopsticks simple.
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Via Youmagine
by Cracked it
September 28, 2016 in Solution
Via Thingiverse
A right angled cutlery holder – this could be the perfect for eating out in restaurants or cafes when you don’t want to bring your own cutlery!
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Via Thingiverse
by Cracked it
September 28, 2016 in Solution
Via Thingiverse
A cute and ergonomic addition to any asthma inhaler – why not customise your own!
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Via Thingiverse
by Cracked it
September 28, 2016 in Solution
Via Thingiverse
A 3D printed project which could be a great help when your hands are full.
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Via Thingiverse
by Cracked it
September 28, 2016 in Solution
Via Thingiverse
A funky pencil holder to improve grip, why not make this and give it a go!
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Via Thingiverse
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 acrylic sheet cut to shape.
The modified part from Radio Flyer fixes on with velcro straps, and providesĀ extra support to keep little legs in place.
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