3D Printed Prosthetic Leg V2 — Lacing (Junior & Adult)

How to lace the socket on the Junior and Adult sizes of our open-source, 3D printed adjustable prosthetic leg (V2). This is the step you do once the leg is fully assembled — threading the micro-adjust dial cable system through the socket flaps so the fit cinches down evenly around the limb. No narration — just the full visual walkthrough. Assemble the leg first (full build video):    • 3D Printed Prosthetic Leg V2 — Full Assemb...   Chapters are coming soon. Every step is also written out — with the bill of materials, slicer settings, and printable files — in the build guide: Full build guide (free): https://incept3dlabs.com/projects/pro... Print files on MakerWorld — Junior: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1611... Print files on MakerWorld — Adult: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1611... ABOUT Incept 3D Labs is the open-source arm of Incept 3D. We give open-source hardware projects free 3D printing, engineering, and documentation — then publish everything so anyone can build, improve, and reproduce it. This adjustable prosthetic leg concept is designed to be low-cost and to grow with its user from childhood through adulthood. Design & fabrication: Ethan Shute Assembly optimization & QA: Cory Chung Incept 3D · San Diego, CA DISCLAIMER This prosthetic leg is an experimental concept, shared for educational and developmental purposes only. It is not certified or medically approved, was not designed or evaluated by medical professionals, and meets no medical-device regulations. #3DPrinting #Prosthetics #OpenSource #3DPrinted #AssistiveTech #Prosthetic #DIY #Engineering #MakerWorld