Prosthetic Arm Force Reducer Team 1 – Halliday's ... - Ohio University
Prosthetic Arm Force Reducer Team 1 – Halliday's ... - Ohio University
Prosthetic Arm Force Reducer Team 1 – Halliday's ... - Ohio University
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7.2.1 Rings (Part #’s THH-001 [Elbow] & THH-001 [Wrist])<br />
1) Obtain 2.5 OD 2.0 ID 304 Stainless tube.<br />
2) Face off front of tube to ensure square face.<br />
3) Turn down to 2.28 OD for front ring and 2.45 for back ring.<br />
4) Place 5 degree chamfer .1 inch from front.<br />
5) Cut off ring at .5 inch long.<br />
6) Mill .275 flat on the x axis 0 degrees relative to ring. The flats will be .01 down on the z<br />
axis.<br />
7) Center flat and use start drill .2 inches from front of ring (y axis). For the back ring it is<br />
.2 inches from the back of the ring.<br />
8) Drill hole with number 3 drill bit.<br />
9) Tap hole with ¼ 28 threads per inch tap.<br />
10) Repeat steps 6-9 at 90, 180, and 270 degrees relative to ring.<br />
7.2.2 Track (2x) (Part # THH-003)<br />
Figure 7.2.1. - Ring Manufacture<br />
1) Cut ½ x ½ box steel to approximately 3 inches using band saw.<br />
2) Mill sides so square and overall length in 2 29/32 inches.<br />
3) Center box steel on y axis and start drill .2 inches from outer edge.<br />
4) Drill mounting holes with 9/32 inch bit.<br />
5) Repeat steps 3-4 on other side of the box steel.<br />
6) Flip box so the holes now are facing downward.<br />
7) Mill .45 back on x axis from face of box.<br />
8) Repeat passes with an increase in depth until thickness of track is only .1 inch.<br />
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