Poseable articulated hand model
por Michael Wycoff en Printables
An articulated had that can be used as a drawing reference or just a cool desk toy
Licencia
Solo uso personalCC BY-NC 4.0 — Atribución, no comercial
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Archivos (22)
- Thumb2.stl STL · 2,0 MB
- Thumb1_Left.stl STL · 2,3 MB
- Thumb1_Right.stl STL · 2,3 MB
- Thumb3.stl STL · 2,5 MB
- Pinky3.stl STL · 3,1 MB
- Pinky2.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- Pinky4.stl STL · 2,7 MB
- Pinky1.stl STL · 2,0 MB
- Ring4.stl STL · 2,7 MB
- Ring3.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- Ring2.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- Ring1.stl STL · 2,1 MB
- Middle4.stl STL · 2,7 MB
- Middle3.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- Middle2.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- Middle1.stl STL · 2,1 MB
- Index4.stl STL · 2,7 MB
- Index2.stl STL · 3,4 MB
- Index3.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- Index1.stl STL · 2,0 MB
- Palm_Left.stl STL · 2,3 MB
- Palm_Right.stl STL · 2,3 MB
- Categoría
- Juguetes y juegos
- Formatos
- STL
- Descargas
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- Publicado
Sobre este modelo
This is my first attempt at an articulating hand model. It will do most poses that a human could do with their own hand. It might be useful as a drawing aid, but really I just think it is fun to play with.
All the parts work for the left or right hand, unless otherwise marked.
This is not print in place, since we need to have pressure in the joints.
The Thumb tip part has been updated! Additional notes: Print with something strong like PETG or ABS. The joints have negative tolerances for joint stiffness, so something like PLA will break! Organic supports are needed for the first joint on each finger, the first two thumb parts, and the palm. The remaining finger parts can print with no support at all.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en Printables.
