It’s hard to believe eight whole years have passed since e-NABLE and a long and varied list of 3D printed prosthetics were created; however, it is also difficult now to imagine life in the 3D printing realm without this driving force always at work somewhere in the world, inspiring so many to volunteer in fabricating free 3D printed hands and arms.

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As the e-NABLE team points out, however, while many may see this organization as revolving around 3D printed replacement limbs, ultimately the central focus is all about ‘being kind to others and doing what you can, with what you have, where you are…to make a difference.’ As they espouse all these qualities and more, thousands of volunteers have used 3D printers—sometimes their own, that of a school, or lab—to make hands and arms for individuals in need. From all walks of life many enlightening stories have emerged, from […]

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