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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 80% infill
0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 80% infill
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Quick and Easy Custom Finger Splint

This lightweight finger splint weighs just around 7 grams and can be easily customized for a perfect fit. It's designed to be 3D printed in PLA and then shaped by gently heating it with a hair dryer or similar heat source. Inspired by the common metal medical splints available at drugstores, this version offers a more comfortable and user-friendly alternative being lighter, smoother, and free of sharp edges. The adjustable design allows for a snug, personalized fit, making it ideal for temporary support and minor finger injuries.

 

Disclaimer:
This product is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is intended for light, temporary support only. Always consult with a healthcare provider before using any medical device, especially in the case of serious injuries. Use at your own risk.

 

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I would recommend heating and bending the side pieces inward first.

Then the middle of the splint can be heated and bent inward on itself. 

Some adhesive foam can also be applied to the inside of the splint for added comfort. 

NEW!
Looking for a shorter version?
If you only need support for the thumb or first finger joint, check out my new Finger Splint – Stubby Edition. It’s half the length of this design, with the same comfort and easy customization.

Check it out below!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1816747-finger-splint-stubby-edition#profileId-1938786

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worked well. printed in PLA and used a hair dryer to help shape it around the finger.
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I believe you've moulded it the wrong way round maybe?
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Replying to @user_3884201609 :
The only thing that is molded wrong is your brain.
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Replying to @Samuel456567 :
Be nice, you are wrong. Its molded the wrong way. The V cuts are supposed to be on the inside, not the outside
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My daughter fractured her finger and it was a bit late to go out and grab a splint from Rite-Aid. This printable one came in handy! Used old packaging foam and cut it to shape and worked perfectly!
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Nice print. Thanks for sharing.
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Awesome🦾🦾🦾
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We treated grandpa's finger, which needed air without getting bruised, thanks!
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this one worked best for me 👍
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worked great. scaled down for my child’s pinky finger.
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worked perfectly for me
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Slightly larger, further refinement needed
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works well in PETG too! just trimmed mine down because I only needed the tip and first knuckle
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