3-D Print Files
A curated set of free, open-source 3-D printable accessibility models — chosen because they ease everyday tasks for people with limited hand function. Each panel links to its source; the print files and licences belong to their original creators.
Wheelchair mounting & positioning
Mounts, holders and supports that keep drinks, phones, trays and the body itself in a stable, reachable position.
Quantum Wheelchair Seatbelt Buckle Holder
Keeps the lap-belt buckle upright and easy to find, reducing the search-and-align task when securing the chair — helpful for weak grasp or limited trunk balance.
Permobil Wheelchair Smartphone Holder
Holds a phone in a fixed, predictable spot on a Permobil powerchair so it stays in reach instead of sliding off a lap.
Quantum / Permobil Wheelchair Tray Accessory Clip
A clip that turns a powerchair tray into a mounting point for other accessories — a flexible base for custom add-ons.
Cup and Phone Holder for Quantum Powerchair
Combines a drink and phone holder on a Quantum chair, keeping both in a stable position while driving.
Wheelchair Cup Holder
A general-purpose mounted cup holder that brings a drink into an easy, repeatable hand or mouth approach angle.
Quantum iLevel Power Wheelchair Cup Holder
A cup holder sized for the Quantum iLevel hardware, where a generic clamp would not fit the powerchair frame.
DeskaBild Lap Desk (IKEA hack)
A printable lap-desk system that gives a stable work surface across the lap for a laptop, tablet or paperwork.
MakeGood Power Wheelchair Accessory Adapters
Armrest adapters for Quantum and Permobil chairs — a platform that turns the chair into a mounting base for many custom tools.
Lap Tray for Wheelchair Users
A tray with raised edges to stop a phone or other objects sliding off the lap while moving — a low-tech way to keep devices in reach.
Lateral Leg Support for Wheelchair
Stops a leg pressing against the chair frame for users who cannot control leg position, helping prevent pressure wounds.
Powerchair controls & joystick access
Replacement joystick tops and knobs that change how a powerchair control is held and moved.
Permobil Joystick Top
A replacement joystick top for a Permobil chair, letting the contact shape be customised to the user’s hand.
Joystick Knobs for Quantum Powerchair
Alternative joystick knob shapes for a Quantum chair to suit different hand function and grip strength.
Daily living, eating & writing aids
Tools that reduce the precision and grip a task needs — enlarging contact surfaces or shifting control from the fingers to the palm, mouth or forearm.
Fork and Spoon Support
Holds a fork or spoon against the hand so a user can eat without needing to grip the utensil.
Adapter for Cutlery, Pencils and Tools
A universal adapter that secures cutlery, pencils or small tools to the hand — one base for many everyday objects.
Car Door Assist Handle
A handle that latches to the car door striker to give a sturdy grab point for transfers in and out of a vehicle.
Adaptive Knife for Quadriplegic Use
Designed by and for a quadriplegic user; the handle works with limited hand opening where a thin utensil handle cannot be held.
Bottle Opener
A low-cost opener with a large gripping surface so force can be applied through the palm instead of fingertip torque. Multiple cap sizes.
Key Turner
Loop a finger through a large opening and turn a key with minimal wrist movement — one of the highest-value aids for users who cannot pinch a key head.
DRAG Assistive Writing & Drawing Device
A writing and drawing device that works without a tight closed grip — useful for weak flexors, tenodesis grasp or no reliable pinch.
Adaptive Pencil Grip
A fattened passive grip for users who cannot hold a pencil conventionally — for handwriting, stylus work or therapy tasks.
Finger Pen Holder (Horizontal)
Holds a pen with a single finger rather than a tripod grasp — for users who can hook a finger but not maintain a closed grip.
Mouth Stick Stylus
A mouth-operated stylus for touchscreens, shifting control to the mouth and head for users with no useful hand function.
Switches & access controls
Large, low-force switches and buttons — the access path to toys, communication systems, computers and environmental controls.
Accessibility Switch by Switched Adapted Toys
An open accessibility switch for adapted toys and other switch-driven systems, giving a large low-force activation surface.
Accessibility Button for Go Baby Go
An open-source large button for accessibility builds — repurposable for low-force access to many switch-driven systems.
Interact Switch
A modular assistive switch (~35 gf activation, ~$8 in materials) with multiple toppers and a Jellybean-compatible base for wheelchair arm mounts.
Recreation & therapy
Adapted designs built for participation in recreation and therapy.
Adaptive Cornhole for Spinal Cord Injury
Built specifically for SCI users to throw a cornhole bag with limited grip or none, with build options to match different abilities.