making silicone fingertips pt3 final part

demolding the silicone fingertips that I poured yesterday.
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[@Orzorn]

I absolutely love how useful his hand is in gripping and manipulating the mold. You don't see this kind of dexterity from other prosthetics.

[@qwertyui90qwertyui90]

He really should be in business making/designing prosthetics for many others in positions that would benefit from his help

[@kingpanguan]

The fact that you can still find things to improve and that you actually do those things till this day is amazing

[@missingpartsclub]

Some day I'll get it just perfect. That'll last somewhere around 2 weeks then I'll have some random intrusive thought going, "I wonder if I can make it do X?" And that'll start the next chapter.

[@pvic6959]

@@missingpartsclub truly an inventor

[@ys2fm]

Your prosthetic always amazes me. I feel like over the years its improved so much, i mean SO much? Its so functional, its moves and adjusts itself so smoothly, it’s genuinely beautiful i mean man, its a work of art!!! You inspire me, i send love and good health

[@ArtistNotFound123]

I know you like your hand more because you are actually using it. Sometimes I see you working without a prosthetic, perhaps out of habit. Now, you are fully embracing and taking advantage of its utility. This hand appears particularly refined, so it has so much more general applications by the look at it! Amazing progress

[@southernflatland]

I'm not 100% sure, but I believe he tries to use his prosthetic as often as he can, but he removes it whenever he's around heavy machinery such as his lathe or milling machine. It would be terrible if his prosthetic somehow got stuck in heavy machinery like that, pretty sure he don't want to lose any more fingers, or worse... Safety first!

[@anthonyscott2196]

I'm always amazed by the grip strength you can manage with that.

[@m.i.c.h.o]

3 videos at once is crazy!

[@missingpartsclub]

Well I didn't want to leave you hanging on a 3 part miniseries. I know that I always dislike the waiting around for the next part to post.

[@Kazini_]

​@@missingpartsclubThanks for that!

[@m.i.c.h.o]

@@missingpartsclub Thank you!

[@spicysoda318]

hey you yes you there you sitting and watching this video and this man amazing right? you have 10 fingers and you make crazier things if you want. just do it!

[@vazk-thret]

I've got a small question, have you ever thought of making some of the less important parts out of wood? might allow for some neat customization.

[@qutorial]

I want to go to the mountains for a couple years and learn everything you know, sensei.

[@maxboonkittypoison]

Oh so cool you made these for someone else. Your work brings hope where needed. I salute you!!

[@MadelynRusco]

after being simply curious, and hearing about your story, i have become genuinely interested in your projects. as a professional wood worker, i have about a 2% chance of losing 1 or more fingers before reaching retirement age. when your design gets further along, and maybe even marketed, i would love to have the opportunity to get designs, or parts in the future. betting against my own risks as it is. until then, i will continue to support you, and your channel how i can, and keep watching your amazing and fascinating videos. your finger position isolation locking mechanism is mind-blowing in that, I've never heard of such a simple yet practical selection system on prosthetics before. thank you, and keep up the amazing work! the design is pretty cool too! i look forward to the future where this succeeds in a big way.

[@theanamatortgames1227]

U inspired me back in the day (i was the middle schooler who asked what u went to school for to know how to do stuff like this) so I got into prosthetics so I made a design for a muscle but it wouldnt work well I found it again and well I perfected it It works (in theory) Although I am having some trouble with the 2nd version(it uses the same mechanism but does somthing different) it would work but only if I can figure out how to only have a electro magnet with only a positive feild (so it's not posible ☹️) so I redesigned it and well it would work u just don't think it would fit into what I want it to it would have to be very lengthy sadly Although thinking now I just came up with a new design I'll see if it's possible might be but it might be not as efficient but it would be effective 🤓 (Side note no one has made somthing like this yet well to my knowledge atleast) I'll keep u updated if u want

[@MyRefugeIsChrist]

Just a question, nothing to be taken seriously, but why do you not make the silicone tips in concentric circles rather than gripping inward? Does the inward grip work better overall? Thank you. I like your videos. Keep up the amazing work.

[@deadmemes1824]

The day where star wars type prosthetics are real is approaching and I'm honestly hype lol

[@xidarian]

I have a question I hope isn't insensitive. Have you ever accidentally "injured" your prosthetic because you can't feel it. Alternately do you use it to handle things that are too hot for your other hand?

[@missingpartsclub]

So I have on both accounts. There have been many fingertips that have needed to be replaced because I tick them with the grinder, or say if I'm moving a sheet of plywood, I've smeared off the silicone outer. It mostly when I'm in a hurry and don't think to replace them with the more durable, less grippy tpu ones. As far as the hot stuff, ya, I've used it to pull food out of the oven. A couple of years ago I had a log roll out of the fireplace and I picked it up and tossed it back in. Got some good looks for that one.

[@erikherbster4059]

Love the hoodie 👍🏼

[@capofantasma97]

Every time I see your cool hand it reminds me of John Silver from Treasure Planet 🤣Great movie.

[@PenNamed]

This is pretty rad bro

[@southernflatland]

May I ask a stupid question? LOL, guess I already did, anyways... In hindsight, if you had to do it all over again, starting from your initial loss of your fingers, would you have tried to get a mold of your original fingerprints?

[@missingpartsclub]

Absolutely not, I'd use any ol random set of fingerprints i could find, and change them after every meniacle crime escapade I take part in. They'd never catch me!

[@southernflatland]

@@missingpartsclub 👍

[@amnofish]

Dude, that hand is fucken wicked! If you install a bottle opener into the hand I'll subscribe

[@missingpartsclub]

I use the buckle on the socket to catch the lip on bottle caps.

[@amnofish]

@@missingpartsclub Subbed and I want one.

[@ManicksChannel]

Its amazing how that mechanical hand works for him. You almost forget he's short a hand.

[@Muiperson]

CLOCKWORKS MAN

[@kevinjoy155]

Hey bro starT a company to sell these custom made prosthetics to those in need , i think the people who would buy these would be very happy

[@KELKLYMRR]

coolest thing in the world

[@entokyado568]

Nice naruto jacket

[@everObvious]

Would love to see Aaron’s finished product at work.

[@Threeblacklions]

This is so amazing. I am missing three fingers on my left hand and seeing this makes me really excited. Do you take commissions? P.s. sent you a photo of my hand to your Instagram in case you do. Again, so very amazing!

[@angelaverbowski995]

#136-✅👍 😮😮😮😮 I love the revealing ❣️ And all this for a friend - How lovely you are!

[@MrDarkElect]

Give this man a lever and a fulcrum on which to place it and he will move the earth

[@_Alex_F]

It's so incredibly cool how natural the hand looks when you do everyday stuff like this. I've been following you for years and it never gets old! 🙌🦾

[@cyphre]

Might not have caught it before, but how long do these usually last until you consider them 'worn out' or used up?

[@missingpartsclub]

Really it all depends on what I'm doing. If I'm doing metal work, the silicone ones I don't last at all, for that I have some tpu ones that I switch to. If I'm doing just regular light work around the house, probably 2 weeks or so. The more grippy the fingertips the shorter the lifespan. Right now I'm using Alumilite silplat 25, I get better lifespan from silplat 45, but its not as grippy.

[@kingdingaling4573]

He's using the knife incorrectly

[@frank8193]

Philadelphia

[@phunte3680]

🤘😎👌

[@FcDonalds-Fc0]

🤘💀🤘

[@AntithesisDCLXVI]

Dude every time you pause speaking you smack your lips loudly DIRECTLY in my ears when you start up again. Stop talking that way when using a microphone, man. It's really inconsiderate.

[@von1477]

strange