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I make these for my small buisness, they definitely stand out from regular cardstock!

Mr. Ian... I saw elsewhere in the comments where someone is interested in trying to scale this sort of technology down to possibly fit a child. But they noticed, that the size of the chains would become a complication at smaller scales. Would it be possible to implement cables, like either bicycle brake cables or nylon cables, instead of the chains, to help reduce the size and weight?

Cool, but cut a couple sections out of the entire bed and make 3 or 4 of those sections so you can load those up while it's printing others, then just swap out the whole section. If you did it right, you could swap out one section while it's printing the other and vice versa.

Man he is flexing how boring and un cool our flesh hands are with his super cool bionic hand 😢

Ha ha Ian no one like warp or burn 🤔 🎉❤

I feel happy that people like you exist, you never give up.

very cool, imho a different font would fit the aesthetic a bit better

🤘at the end

What feeds and speeds did you end up using? You've inspired me to engrave a set of playing cards with this method, a jump start would be appreciated!

Looks awesome Ian. I have tried a few of these with my xTool s1 and love the effect but haven’t figured out a way to ensure the rest of the paint doesn’t rub off after handing them out. Coming back to ERRF?

It was so nice to see you at Opensauce again!

Dang, I want one of those cards! I am a business card collector (not really), And this is one of the unique cards I am looking for.

Pretty sharp!

I did the same thing for a Maker Faire earlier this year. People were surprised I was just giving them away - they thought they were super expensive.

He needs to go the slap competition. 😈

Philadelphia

Always love learning something new

Clever to have positive stop controls. Might be marginally faster to use plywood backer thick enough for shallow card shaped recesses, along w/the finger hole for faster swap. I don't think the cards would move, tho the headrig motor reversal might shake the cards enough for an issue

Cool !( make every finger 9 mm gun)

What a master

Cool!

I thought it was a fire control group from the thumbnail

I like that you call it a device. This is a machine with continuing possibilities for evolution. And kinetic power only! And now we're evolving this machine into a template for all to get new Parts for themselves? YOU sir are a service to all mankind.

Philadelphia

Is there a limited size range your hand design is feasible for?

I think the coolest part of your project is that it isn't trying to look like some 2150s cyber hand. It reminds me of John silvers hand from Disney's treasure planet. Minus the ability to swap between a hand and a sword and other odd mechanizations. Keep up the great work friend.

Singlehandedly (no pun intended) giving people the best prosthetic hand

Oh what you were at opensauce???? Nice!

Always great to see your updates and progress. Thank you!

Ian yo have gone a very long way and the best part is that your still going keep up the good hard work

yet another ian davis video. bless this man

The current hand is mind blowing. Watching it react to your gestures is mind-blowing. I wouldn't have imagined that when the channel started

You are william afton now.

2040: "From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me..."

THIS IS SO COOL AGGGGHHHHHH

One of my teacher had hands with three fingers only. Like the ninja turtles.And they were perfectly functional and had no difformity.

Amazing

Have you ever watched the show violet evergarden? I've seen your progress in bit and pieces on the internet and every time I see it I think about her arms. I'm sure having a whole arm be mechanical is a bit of tv magic but I just find them so amazing especially when they show her doing maintenance on them or breaking them.

Make a swiss army knife into a finger.

I like to buy my one for my handicapped son. How can I contact you sir

The only hostel I've stayed at was when I was bikepacking around Mitchell Or. And it definitely was an experience.

Bro, im just happy you're making progress

It is impressive but nothing cn replace natural 😢

This is incredible, my mind is blown. So many people would benefit from this, hope you become a millionaire off your work

Thanks for sharing how the mechanics work. Ingenious.

That is one of the coolest hands I've seen. If I had the spare cash, I'd love to fund people like you to mass produce these types of things for people who want them. Also to donate to kids. Kids who lose limbs deserve awesome looking replacements.

How do we get the files?

I feel i could fix this with some comfortable leather.

3.7k idiot! who dislike this! it's awsome

Replace that with carbon fiber!