EZ-Grip Utensil Grip

EZ-Grip Utensil Grip - open-source assistive technology product by the Milbat community

About this project

3D-printed adaptation that allows people with motor problems in their fingers and wrists to be able to hold flatware and utensils without external help. This TOM Product was developed by TOM:Milbat and updated by TOM NYC Studio.

Who it helps

Milbat is a nonprofit public organization operating throughout Israel to enable people with deterioration in their function to enjoy maximum independence by creating an adapted technological environment for them. Milbat employs of a team of rehabilitation experts and 600 volunteers who combine knowledge in rehabilitation and technology to supply information and to counsel people with disabilities of all ages in order to improve their function and quality of life.

How it works

3D-printed utensil grip allows individuals with motor issues in their fingers and wrists to be able to hold flatware and utensils without external help. This TOM Product was developed by TOM:Milbat and updated by TOM NYC Studio.

Files include 4 product variations:

Original versions from Milbat feature Milbat logo and two variations for angle of utensil

New versions from TOM feature smooth handle, softened edges, and two variations for angle of utensil

To build this product, please download the STL files.

Please take adequate safety precautions when using manufacturing equipment.

Tools needed -

FDM 3D Printer

Bill of materials -

3D Printed STL Files

TPU filament

Eating Utensil (e.g. Fork)

Project details

The build files for EZ-Grip Utensil Grip are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.

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