This set of handles is designed for anyone with dexterity issues. #AssistiveTech.
These hold household silverware in your grip without closing your hand or using your thumb. This can help anyone with arthritis, amputees, broken fingers or other dexterity issues.
Version 2 is designed for easier printing, and works with thicker silverware. It is also ambidextrous and made to use a fork or knife. It has a ledge deep enough to hold a pen as well, which lets you use this for handwriting.
adaptive.spoon 6.2 has beefed up sides to take more grip and hold silverware better.
Adaptive.spoon 6.3 is designed to fit silverware better, with a backstop so you can use a fork.
V3 is another update to make it more printer friendly, with a bigger rounded edge and cleaner lines.
The 3_silverware_handles file is so you can print all 3 and experiment with what you want.
Designed by Stan Baldwin & Ty Lendt.
| 3_silverware_handles.stl | 90.7KB | |
| Adaptive_silverware_handles_L_R.stl | 77.8KB | |
| Adaptive_silverware_handle_v.2.stl | 80.9KB | |
| adaptive_spoon_5.stl | 28.2KB | |
| adaptive_spoon_6.2.stl | 22.2KB | |
| adaptive_spoon_6.3.stl | 19.4KB | |
| adaptive_spoon_6.stl | 22.2KB | |
| adaptive_spoon_6_V3.stl | 20.8KB |
