Hello there! My name is Cem Cedetas and you have came across my user page. I'm a somewhat newbie when it comes 3D design and printing and I'd like to improve my skill set.
I am currently a senior at Michigan Technological University at Houghton. I am currently enrolled in the Biomedical Engineering department with a minor in Material Science.
Past Work Relevant to Appropedia[edit | edit source]
Working on it....
Open Source 3-D Printing Class[edit | edit source]
3D Printing Failure Database example (make sure to email documents to Alex - at least 1 but can submit more than 1 for additional chances at filament)
I moved this from where you accidentally posted it to the help page. --Lonny (talk) 21:51, 5 December 2019 (UTC)
Project developed by [Existential-Crisis] and [Trthibod]
- Paragraph description of the OSAT - why is it Appropriate? What need does it fulfil? Are there case studies you have found of a technology being used successfully?
Arm injuries are a very common occurrence, especially with children and younger adults that are working in manual labor. In order to heal the injured elbow, an elbow splint is used and these tend to vary in price -starting from $16.59 [1] all the way up to $639.44 [2]. A fully parametric elbow splint design was then prepared to make the healing process more affordable.
- Picture of completed print using your printer
- The openSCAD code that is provided on Thingiverse, link is here [3]
- Epoxy
- Bracing Material -this could be anything from nylon straps to pieces of paracord.
- MOST Delta RepRap or similar RepRap 3-D printer
All that is needed is to take the radius measurements of the elbow, the forearm, upper arm and the desired height of the splint.
- The direction is very straightforward. Simply insert the interlocking teeth together and apply epoxy before the final press fit.
- Print time can vary anywhere between 3 hours and up to 6 hours
- Assembly time will take less than 30 minutes
Common Problems and Solutions[edit source]
Make sure that you add the specified amount of space for the elbow region.
The total print cost is less then $3. As stated before, the cost for an elbow splint can vary from $16.59 to all the way up to $639.44. The cost savings with this product is between 82% to almost %99.5.
This product was developed for the Kijenzi GGroup and it can also be used in hospitals to create quick and ergenomic splintsfor patients.
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