Pencil Grip

This is a pencil grip that aims to make it easier for disabled children with motor problems to write. The hexagon piece will go on a pencil. Pencil grips make it easier to hold and write with a pencil. It has a hole on the side to attach the second piece. The second piece (a small cylinder) is a small object that someone can hold in their palm. Holding an object like this can make it easier and more comfortable to write. It also helps people to develop a proper tripod grip.

Supplies

Autodesk Fusion, 3D Printer, Generic PLA, PrusaSlicer

Create the Grip Base

Create a hexagon (7 mm side length) in fusion and extrude it for 50mm.

Create the Hole in the Grip

Create a hexagonal hole (4 mm side lengths) in the hexagon from step 1 that goes all the way through the extrusion.

Create the Opening for the Second Piece

Create another hole (3mm diameter) on one side of the hexagon. This hole only pierces one side and does not go all the way through.

Create the Second Piece Base

Create a cylinder in fusion (7mm diameter, 50mm extrusion length).

Create the Connector Between the Two Pieces

Add a smaller cylinder (3mm diameter, 1.85mm extrusion length) on the top of the cylinder from step four.