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e-NABLE Phoenix Hand v3


To learn about what each of the above icons represents, please refer to the Device Ratings Guide.


Designer: Jason Bryant, John Diamond, Scott Darrow, Andreas Bastian, Team Unlimbited, e-NABLE France, and Jeremy Simon.

Description:

This is a wrist-powered device. To use this design, the user must have a functional wrist and enough palm to push against the device to force the fingers closed when wrist is bent. For more information, see the Which Design? page.

This is a remix of the excellent Phoenix Hand v2 and Unlimbited Phoenix Hand.

When using this design for e-NABLE hand assembly workshops, we found that people had difficulty telling the different pins apart. There are six different sizes of pins used in various places throughout the hand, and it can be difficult to distinguish some of them visually. This modified version includes labels on the ends of the pins to help identify them.

Please refer to these printable assembly instructions for details about the pin labels (see letters to the left of each pin in the upper left diagram on page 1). The document is provided in both a left-hand and right-hand version. This way, you can print it out on double-sided large format paper and use it as a reference during assembly. The diagram on the first page/side can be used to layout the parts, and the step-by-step instructions on the second page/side can be used as a reference during assembly.


STL Files: Link

Source CAD Files: Fusion 360, STEP

Instructions: Printable placemats for left hand and right hand (useful for hand assembly events - print on large format paper, such as 11x17”, double-sided)

Assembly Materials Kit: Link

Video Tutorials: Video 1, Video 2, Video 3

e-NABLE Device Color Customizer: Link



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Jonathan Rizkalla ·

May I please know the suggested unit for the parts. cm or mm?


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Jeremy Simon ·

It depends on your slicing software, but they almost always use mm for the units.


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Steve Knowles ·

Does anyone know where to get a list of the hardware parts required, over and above the parts to 3d print. I can only find a link to a 3rd party “kit”. Would like a list of the “Items Required”, like there is on the Phoenix V2 Hand page. Or is the list the same…?


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Randel Niemann ·

If you click on Home > Project Kits > e-NABLE Hand Assembly Materials Kit and click on package Contents at the bottom you will get list of the hardware items required.