iLimb: Adjusting Thumb Friction

Adjusting the thumb friction of an iLimb artificial hand if the thumb rotates too loosely. 1: Doff the cosmetic glove, 2: rotate thumb outwards and remove palm cover, 3: unscrew thumb and remove thumb, 4: adjust thumb friction by tightening the nut, 5: reassemble. Takes about 10 minutes. Duffing and donning the cosmetic glove is by far the hardest part.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• iLimb
• i-Limb
• prosthesis
• prosthetic
• arm
• hand
• artificial
• amputee

[jackoadeetayo1]

please can somone link me to anything with this full tune

[myowelt]

@jackoadeetayo1 The song is "Come Death and Welcome" by A. Human. Google for it, and you'll find it as MP3. YT won't let me put links in comments.

[DedmenY]

Dude why wear the glove on that hand? It looks awesome with out it.

[myowelt]

@DedmenY Because the stupid glove protects the hand from moisture and dust and without it, things slip out of the hand when you hold then.

[notilhenger]

@7606Nelly Sarif Industries will be true.

[teknojo]

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...

I can not watch this without picturing Luke getting adjustments on his arm.

[shellsuitstrangler]

Why did it have to be called the "i limb"? Unless apple is somehow involved and I am a champion noob...

[jackoadeetayo1]

@The1nOnlyEli yes i can... why?

[The1nOnlyEli]

@jackoadeetayo1 - cant u read u dumbfuck

[DedmenY]

@myowelt Right should of kept that in mind. Only reason why i asked is because its just really cool on its own.

[ToastyTarget00]

cooool

[jackoadeetayo1]

@myowelt thank you very much you are a star!

[myowelt]

@Zantgant Sort-of yes. On formal occasions I put the glove from this video, and on a day-by-day-basis, I wear the transparent one (see my other vids).