3D printed prosthetic for a stuffed animal September 19

A new lease on life for one of society’s plushest members.

Christopher Jansen (ScribbleJ on Thingiverse) rehabilitated a 15-year-old stuffed pig with the help of 3D printing.

Subject is a 15-year old stuffed pig, whose right arm was lost to a vicious animal in a horrifying accident. Doctors carefully measured the pig’s left arm to create a duplicate that would be virtually identical to the original limb in fit and function.

Via 3D printed event blog

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