Bowl Holder - Eating Aid for Impaired Hands

Overview

This is a holder that allows you to stably lift rice bowls or soup bowls, even with limited hand mobility. I created this because I have hemiplegia and found it difficult to lift a bowl during meals.

• Stability: Allows you to securely lift the bowl even with one hand.
• Universal Use: Convenient for those with weak grip strength, children, or when drinking hot soups.
• Easy to Use: Simply slide it under the bowl to attach.

Print Settings

• Material: PETG recommended (for heat resistance and strength). PLA is also acceptable.
• Supports: Required (Tree supports recommended).
• Infill: 20% or higher.

Precautions

• Before printing, please check the size of the bowl you intend to use. (It is designed for a diameter of approximately 120mm).
• Do not use in the microwave or dishwasher.
• Do not wash with boiling water.

Supplementary Notes

1. Regarding the scope of "Non-Commercial (NC)"

This model is licensed under a non-commercial license (CC BY-NC-SA). However, accepting compensation equivalent to "actual costs"—such as material costs, electricity, and shipping fees—to print and provide this item is considered within the scope of non-commercial use. This is not intended to restrict those who print this in good faith for people who do not own a 3D printer.

2. Regarding Modification and ShareAlike (SA)

I highly recommend resizing or improving the shape to best suit the physical condition of the user. However, if you publish the modified data, please apply the exact same license (CC BY-NC-SA) as the original. This ensures that well-intentioned improvements are not monopolized by any specific individual and remain a shared asset for the community.

3. Disclaimer

The designer assumes no responsibility for any accidents, injuries, or damages resulting from the use of this data or the physical items produced from it. Due to the nature of 3D printing, the structural strength will vary depending on the layer orientation and infill percentage. Please print at your own risk using appropriate settings and materials, and verify its safety before use.

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