by Cracked it
December 9, 2016 in Solution
This 3D printed aid could be the perfect solution for someone with limited grip or dexterity, limb difference or anyone that finds it difficult to paint their nails! For help with 3D printing, get in touch with our sponsors DEMAND Design & Manufacture for Disability.
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by Cracked it
November 17, 2016 in Solution
This hack is the perfect way to make sure young kids and anyone that finds unwrapping too fiddly can still enjoy opening their gift!
You will need:
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by Cracked it
November 4, 2016 in Solution
Make your own using 3 easy items.
Simply assemble and you are ready to use it!
This is definitely an economical way to make a slope board and is perfect for those wanting to try out a slope board before paying for a longer term item. This homemade version cost me less than $15.
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by Cracked it
September 29, 2016 in Solution
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The zip grip! For getting a handle on tiny zips, put this design to the test!
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by Cracked it
September 29, 2016 in Solution
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A one piece design to hold nails and keep delicate fingers out of the way of the hammer, this one’s a must have in you toolkit!
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by Cracked it
September 29, 2016 in Solution
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A slick looking design, 3D print your own tap lever today and give it a test!
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by Cracked it
September 29, 2016 in Solution
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So small it will fit in your pocket! A 3D printable design for a crutch clip – that’s got to be worth testing!
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by Cracked it
September 29, 2016 in Solution
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A no-grip drawer pull for anyone that is unable to grip and pull the drawer knob. Why not give this fix a go!
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by Cracked it
September 29, 2016 in Solution
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A little extra leverage to twist off that bottle cap…
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by Cracked it
September 29, 2016 in Solution
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If you struggle with the little buttons on your Kindle, this 3D printed sleeve with easy to press buttons might help!
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