Nt1310 Unit 2 Lab Report

Results
Based on the evaluation of the effectiveness of the devices the following devices were finally fabricated.
1. Cushioned Kneelers: Kneelers was designed in such a way that it provides cushion to the knees while working in beds and gardens. It is just a simple pad or a folding frame providing support when standing and turned over, a place to sit. It provides a very durable kneeling surface, provides handles to help push oneself up, converts to a sitting stool and folds compact. Figure 1: Kneelers Figure 2: A physically challenged child using Kneeler
2. Tools with Velcro Straps
Tools with velcro straps was designed fixing Velcro straps to standard hand tools for easy handling and to get grip. Depending on the tool and how it is used, two straps was usually used. Terrycloth or other padding was also sewn to the side touching the skin for comfort. The straps was stapled and screwed to the handle of the tool. …show more content…
The "T" is as simple as a large piece of dowel rod. A nicer touch is to use one that is tapered to fit more comfortably in the palm. These can be attached from the bottom with screws. A pre-drill hole through the tool handle to prevent it from cracking. Straight handle was an adaptation for acessability and grip

4. Tools with Extenders
An extender to the gardening tools was attached which helped children who are restricted to a wheelchair or simply unable to bend or kneel down and work in gardens.

6. Arm Support cuff tool
An arm support cuff was designed and this tools has the handle at a right angle to the tool's head so that, whether one is weeding, planting or cultivating, wrists and hands are in a comfortable, natural position so that one don't drop the tool if they lose

Show More

Related Documents: Nt1310 Unit 2 Lab Report