Service Projects — Get Involved

These are ongoing projects where I use 3D printing, design, and teaching to help others. I’m also working to bring more students into the process. Whether you want to print parts, help assemble devices, share a need, or join a workshop, there are ways to contribute.

Prosthetic Hands & e-NABLE

I work with the e-NABLE community to print and assemble prosthetic hands for recipients in places including Kenya and China. I’m also working to bring more students into the project through local workshops and chapter activities.

Assistive Tools for Our Community

I design and 3D-print simple assistive tools at no cost for a local disability resource center. The project begins by listening to real needs, then designing, testing, and improving practical solutions. Students who are interested can also help print and build these tools.

3D Printing Classes & Workshops

I organize hands-on workshops where students can learn basic 3D printing and then use those skills for real service projects—printing assistive tools and helping assemble prosthetic hands. No advanced experience is needed; the goal is to learn by making and contribute together.

Making a Difference Together

What started with my own 3D printer has grown into something I can share with others. By making assistive tools and teaching younger students, I hope to help more people use their creativity to support their communities.