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Limb and Lattice
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2021
Teaching the world to use 3D modeling and 3D printing for prosthetics and orthotics.
What I just learned about the FLSun V400 delta printer
I have really been enjoying using the new FLSun I am working with. I had a surprise today though that I hope everyone else can learn from and avoid the same mistakes!
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Meshmixer tips - Remesh without slowing down and crashing!
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Meshmixer remembers your last setting. Select a small area first and open the Remesh tool to ensure you are not in 'Target Edge Length' prior to selecting larger and more complex meshes.
Digital Days - Comparing 3D scans and doing BK suction socket modifications
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Scans taken using Scandy Pro on an iPhone Modifications done in Meshmixer
3D Printing Prosthetics, Transtibial Locking Sockets, Part 2: Lock designs in Fusion 360
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Creating digital tooling for use with a Bulldog 3GenA lock. Design work is done in Autodesk Fusion 360 limbandlattice.com
Prosthetic covers modeled for 3D Printing
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Meshmixer design of a bilateral set of prosthetic covers, one transfemoral and one transtibial.
Digital Days - Learning to create 3D printed prosthetic covers
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3D Scanning app: Scandy Pro on an iPhone 3D modeling software: Autodesk Meshmixer 3D printers used: Artillery Sidewinder X2 and Creality Ender 6 Materials: Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D (outer shell) and colorFabb Varioshore (inner piece) limbandlattice.com
Digital Days - You win some, you lose some
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Digital Days is a video series that is just me working. 3D scanning, 3D modeling, CAD drawing, using a slicer, 3D printing - I might be doing any of it. This is a look at my design process and how I work in the world of digital prosthetics and orthotics. Software, apps, hardware, and materials that I use in this video: - Scandy Pro on the iPhone to scan the inside of a fiberglass cast (behind t...
Learn to navigate and use Autodesk Fusion 360 (and get a discount on your license!)
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Learn the basics of navigating and using Autodesk Fusion 360 for parametric CAD modeling. 20% discount on your purchase of a Fusion 360 license: aklam.io/qlCeK0 LimbAndLattice.com
Transtibial Locking Sockets, Part 1 - follow up
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I realized I could do better if I apply the measurements tools I have been developing, so I am now making two sockets to see what fits the best. Limb and Lattice LinkedIn page: www.linkedin.com/company/limb-and-lattice LimbAndLattice.com Modifications video, Part 1: th-cam.com/video/Epf1hZUuYEA/w-d-xo.html Setting up measurements: th-cam.com/video/yqc3xjYWkqo/w-d-xo.html
3D Printing Prosthetics, Transtibial Locking Sockets, Part 1: Modifications in Meshmixer
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Part 1 of a 5 part series starting from a 3D scan and ending with a 3D printed PETG transtibial (BK/Below Knee) test socket used with a Bulldog 3GenA locking suspension system. LimbAndLattice.com
Transfemoral Prosthetic Sockets in Meshmixer
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You can take a 3D scan of one of your own plaster models or foam carvings and use it to make a template for creating "AK by Numbers" transfemoral prosthetic sockets from measurements. Send me your scans to Derick@LimbAndLattice.com and I will create an open source library of AK shape templates for the global O&P community to access and use. Modifications are done in free software (Autodesk Mesh...
First test of Addnite P15R for prosthetic and orthotic 3D printing
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This material from LostBoysLab is a blend of recycled materials - PETG and EPDM rubber. It just arrived in the mail from Sweden and I couldn't wait to try it out to see if it will be useful for 3D printing of prosthetics and orthotics. LimbAndLattice.com You can learn more about it and buy this filament here: www.lostboyslab.shop/products/3d-filament-addnite-p15r
Nozzles and Flow Rate Calibration
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Learn how to dial in your print settings for each material and each printer you use to make sure your prosthetic sockets fit the way you designed them to fit! Visit our website where our Craftsmanship Courses and other digital design tools will be posted: LimbandLattice.com For more great information to help you learn how to 3D print better and to purchase a Volcano Adaptor, visit CNC Kitchen's...
Design, Slice, and Print a Transtibial Test Socket for Suction Suspension
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Design, Slice, and Print a Transtibial Test Socket for Suction Suspension
Prosthetics and Orthotics - Designing for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM)
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Prosthetics and Orthotics - Designing for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM)
Introduction to Slicers: Getting Started with SuperSlicer
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Introduction to Slicers: Getting Started with SuperSlicer
Intro to Meshmixer for Prosthetics and Orthotics
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Intro to Meshmixer for Prosthetics and Orthotics
Introduction to 3D Printing for Prosthetics and Orthotics
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Introduction to 3D Printing for Prosthetics and Orthotics
Thanks for the video. I'm doing my thesis on redesigning a prosthetic socket. Could I ask for a copy of the scan as I'm finding it hard to get one myself? Thanks.
send me an email to derick@limbandlattice.com and I can send you scans
Hi, how can I mail or reach out to you? Thanks in advance, Jeff
thank you for these videos they are nothing but helpful
You're welcome!
Id like to get a clear prosthetic cap to enclose leds on my BK prosthetic
what youre linkedin?
good stuff
What is the best scanner for 3d sockets? Thank You
That depends...what is it that you are scanning as your starting point?
Give this technology to the children of war for free!!
Very good tip. It saved my CPU many times. Thanks!
Bro did NOT explain what a lattice is😭
I just found that out the hard way too! 380 you say...the mfg. Says 400 to 410....i hate it when a product lies to me.
It's 410 if you are printing a tiny cylinder dead center of the build plate.
Hello, I work with Humanitaria association in France, and we have a workshop with seven Raise3D printers. We're looking to collaborate with content creators to help promote and enhance our prosthetic initiatives. Could you assist us in gathering information on prosthetics that we might be able to produce?
Nice intro video with workflow explanations! Thanks for sharing!
How can i go to the settings of remesh?
Hi there!! Did you try making a final socket on 3d printed petg or any other filament? If yes, how well it ressist? Ive seen some pc sockets that broke during tests, or lasted barely till finish the tests... Great job!!
Thank you for the comments. We do not attempt to make final sockets with filament 3D printing. The longest use case we plan for would be probably 3-6 months, and there are nylons, polycarbonates, polypropylenes, and copoly that can all handle that if properly design and printed.
@@limbandlattice6487 Thanks!! I was hoping someone to find out a valid 3d printed alternatives to old sockets...
Slick
Love the paint support feature!
Such a creative way of getting measurements!
Good lecture
Hello Deric, I have a question that I was curious about but could not find the answer to. How do you attach the adapter that will connect the socket and the prosthesis? I could not access the discord link.
Hi, this is intended to be a test socket that is used the same way a prosthetist would use a thermoformed test socket. The connector would bond on with epoxy the same way a thermoformed test socket works.
Thank you for the valuable information!
I need your scan, can you give me your scan ?
Tnx
this is perfect thank you
Thank you for sharing all your hard work with this video series !!! With the distal attachment in this video do you then install threaded insets for the 4 hole pyramid to attach?
I use cross dowels/barrel nuts
Nicely done Derick. There was a "one step for mankind" on the moon. This is a "one step for O&P professionals" on earth. Keep up the good work.
thank you!
amazing work, thanks for sharing
you're welcome
I need your scan, can you give me your scan ?
0:54 I don't have i phone is there any app for Android uers
Do you know online certified 3 d printing course ? Please let me know
Hello , I am student of o and p and want to learn 3d printing , do you know about any online certified classes of 3D printing? Please tell me 😊 Thank you for your informative videos 😊
I'm not aware of any online classes. The best way to learn is often to get a low cost printer and watch as many youtube videos as you can about using that printer and using slicers.
@@limbandlattice6487ok thank you 😊
Wow! This is a wonderful video! I am working on a below knee prosthesis for a child in Nicaragua and I was very confused about how to make a socket. By looking at this video, I realized that I can make a personal socket with such low cost. I have some questions for you if you don't mind answering them. 1. Did you scan the amputee's leg right away with your iphone or did you have to go through other steps such as making a plastic mold? 2. When making the socket, how do you consider the padding and the gap between the leg and the socket? 3. After making the socket, does it go right on to the leg without anything between? I am not that experienced, so these might be dumb questions. Thank you for this video! I really appreciate it.
Hello, the only advice that I can give is to work with a local prosthetic professional in that area. For the safety of the person using it, a professional should always be directly involved.
Hello. How can I get in contact with you?
Hello. I wonder if you can make me a cover to my trabstibial osseointegration. Thanks
Made my own 3d printed lower limb socket, mounted and testing for a second month yet. And all this using your manuals. Thanks a lot. Maybe there will be a desire and time to show some more aspects of this.
HI still fighting with getting my own build printer in as a 'physical' printer to be able to even start the usual config/setup, but am in total confusuion re getting a physical printer in the bottom listbox under it's it's sub heading of 'Physical Printers' my appears in 'User Presets'. I have rerun your vid many times but am still missing something. @4:44 your top left listbox shows 'Sidewinder X2' that you named earlier, but when you switched back to 3D View your right hand side 3rd down listbox, which I am led to believe is the 'physical' printers now reads 'Sidewinder X2 - 0.4mm nozzle (modified)', can understand why the modified, is after it but how did the name you gave it earlier change ????. Also as you did not drop that listbox down I can't know under what sub heading your 'Sidewinder X2 - 0.4mm nozzle (modified)' is in. Would be most grateful for an answer to this as after some 4 days now the frustration is great, and I can find absolutely no docs on this that isn't n year old Slic3r doc, to try and help myself. Many thks in advance. Kind Rgds.
I'm lost @ 2:51 the listbox went from '0.2mm NORMAL' to 'Generic PLA' in about a uS. How did you manage that ???. What's the difference between 'System presets' & 'User presets' they are all the same presets, or have I got that wrong. I ask as I can find no other video on SS that starts from the start, YT is full of guru's & experts spouting on about the new techie things it can do but none I can find that start at square one as you appear to be doing. I am totally confused with the 3 dropdown listboxes and what their contents represent when the contents look duplicated in each, which is why I ask the difference of presets above. So when I saw your vid I really thought I'd hit gold, but alas lost @ 2:51, if you have another vid as sometimes happens with makers of these YT vids, that fully explain I would be most grateful as I really am stuck before I have even started. Thks for your attempt, most grateful.
They flipped to different settings because I clicked over from the “Print Settings” tab to the “Filament Settings” tab. SuperSlicer has a lot going on. If it’s too much, just start with the simple settings before opening up the added options with advanced and expert settings. I create all of my own profiles because of the type of work that I do, but if you’re just printing things for fun then the presets might be enough. My understanding is that some people do not even bother much with changing their slicer settings, while others get very deep into it
@@8azk3ibsi HI Sir, many thks for your trouble in replying, but my issue is way before Simple/Advanced/Expert buttons, it's the setting of a 'physical' printer such that I can then go and use those screens. I am in total confusion as to the 3 dropdown list boxes, I assumed one was a 'select physical machine' another for you to 'select filament' and the last for the 'general print settings', but getting a 'physical' printer in the list and making a copy for very similar machine but not identical to each other and so need another entry to modify ( hardware settings ) slightly is a total mystery, on every chg of screen it seems to ask for yet another name to be entered in yet another listbox/editbox I am baffled how would have a few printers ( 3 in my case ) in SS and have them selectable. If you cannot help in any way, could I ask where you gained the info to be able to use the s/w, I cannot even find and doc for it on wiki or anywhere, the help menu 'wiki' 'website' & 'manual' when clicked go nowhere, I'm totally lost before I even get the usual problems of setting a printer up, but that I could handle fine if I can decrypt the context/implementation of the method behind the madness of adding printers/devices. Again, many thks in advance, most appreciated. Kind Rgds.
You may have better luck finding the answers you need by asking your questions on the GitHub page for SuperSlicer
@@limbandlattice6487 Thks. But I would'nt know where to start there. But every reference I have seen connected with SS are from the guru's or the prize guys that rattle on about how great it is but give absolutely no info as how to get the 'engine started' for new users, and with no manual, no docs, no guides anywhere ( that I can find ), it is totally baffling how anyone can use this to any degree with confidence ?. Maybe then can I ask where you found your docs/info from that got you where you are with it, maybe I could follow that if it is available on a site that as of now I have not found. Kind Rgds.
I moved over to SS after using Cura and Simplify3D first. I have put a lot of time into researching and learning what the settings are and how things work. I rely on google searches and the wider 3D printing community for a lot of my info, pulling a little bit from a lot of sources. There aren’t many resources that are complete start to finish guides. For setting up a new printer, you will eaither need to find one from the configuration wizard, or if they don’t have what you needed then you will have to see if you can find someone who has shared the info you need on a forum maybe, or just learn to set it up yourself. Unfortunately, these things aren’t particularly easy
hello any way I can contact you for some help?
Derick@limbandlattice.com
Good Day Sir! First off, thank you for the great work you are doing, I would love to join the discord but the link I tried to use as expired. Could you perhaps re-post it or send me a message?
Limb and Lattice does not have a Discord, and our website is not active now either. It’s really just these TH-cam videos at this point, but I’m not making any new ones right now.
The age of the industry and the age of the 3D printer I believe, are two different things ?
No but mass manufacturing vs custom made, yes. The progress we make in algorithmic/automatic/ai designing + manufacturing process that don't require special tooling like 3D printing, CNC milling, CNC cutting, bending... redefine the cost of custom made and enable a come back. The edge of fdm 3D printing is its low cost, ease of operation and impressive complexity of the parts that for sure enable a non professional to own and use it. But I've seen milling machine for the dental industry that were as easy to operate as a 3D printer.
what type of filament was used?
Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D
Hi How about make insole orthosis
That’s not a part of my current workflow so I don’t have anything to show. I would encourage everyone to learn the basic skills and then practice creating whatever it is that you need or want to create.
What is o and p?
Orthotic and prostetic
I use the same 3D printer (Artillery) I wanted to ask you what type of filament you use to make the final socket of the prosthesis PETG seems too fragile to me
I use traditional laminated final sockets, not 3D printed
beautiful work, very interesting, I have been following you for some time (from Switzerland), my name is Hervé Schmidt and I work in an orthopedics in Lugano
Hi i would like to know how to control the speed settings in spiralized mode. I have set everything but when i slice my piece the high and the speed are progressive and my print is too slow. Somebody know where i can find the function to control that ? On superSlicer of course ;-)
Sounds like you might have a minimum layer time or something like that slowing down your speeds. Check Filament Settings > Cooling
It's this a right BKA?
It’s a left
Mmmm. a bunch of unrelated factoids.
Do you have ChatGPT write your comments for you?
@@limbandlattice6487 Yes.
Could you explain real quick why a size reduction or mod of a scan would be necessary in the first place?
The volume of a prosthetic socket needs to be reduced to apply compression around the limb. Without that, the amputated limb is weight bearing on the cut end, which is painful and dangerous. We shift weight bearing to other areas of the limb by modifying the shape.
Thank you !
You're welcome!