Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
IMPORTANT NOTE: At 44 minutes in this video, it is stated that a 15-20 degree angle between the gauntlet and palm should be used during assembly. The current recommendation from e-NABLE is to use a 30-40 degree angle.
Also note that the Raptor and Raptor Reloaded designs have been retired by the e-NABLE community as of May, 2019. These designs are no longer recommended for use. Instead, consider using the Phoenix v2, Unlimbited Phoenix, or the Osprey designs.
The Raptor is an e-NABLE 3D printable prosthetic hand design. It's designed to be easier to print (no additional supports needed) and easier to assemble (no Chicago Screws needed).
This video shows the entire assembly process, and is therefore rather long. Use the following links to jump to the specific parts that may be of interest.
Tools and parts needed: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Assembling the fingers: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Attaching the fingers to the palm: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Connecting the gauntlet: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Installing the flexible cords: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Installing the non-flexible cords: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Installing the tensioners: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Installing the dove-tail "plug": • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Installing the foam padding: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
Installing the velcro: • Assembling the Raptor Hand by e NABLE
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Intro and Closing Music:
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