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Print library — Browse original prototypes and references from other assistive-device makers.
Bottle holder — Bottle basket with a two-bar walker mount.
Grocery bag holder — Bag hook with a two-bar walker mount.
Wheelchair cup holder — Cup basket with a single wheelchair-frame clip.
Small tray & phone holder — Rimmed tray with a rear phone slot and two-bar walker mount.
Wheelchair phone cradle — Open-front phone cradle with a single wheelchair-frame clip.
Wheelchair bag hook — Side hook for a small bag, tote or pouch.
Wheelchair cable guide — Clip-on guide for a phone or accessory charging cable.
Walker cane clip — Paired clip for carrying a slim cane beside a walker frame.
PAMS quick clamp reference — Explore an open-source assistive mounting clamp and its source information.
Our printers — Meet the people and machines behind Mission Printpossible.

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Journal — Find practical guides about fit, measurements, and making mobility-aid accessories together.
Walker accessories have a history of everyday ingenuity — Long before 3D printing, people were designing trays and bags to make walking frames more useful in everyday life.
How a small attachment can change an everyday routine — A phone within reach or a place for a small bag can make a familiar routine easier.
How to measure a walker or wheelchair frame for an accessory — Measure the exact mounting location, tube shape and clearance before choosing a clip-on mobility-aid accessory.
Choosing a walker cup holder: four fit checks before a print — Check the frame, container, mounting angle and folding clearance before choosing a 3D-printed walker cup holder.
How to request a custom 3D-printed mobility accessory — Start with an everyday task, then share equipment details and measurements. Here is what a useful accessory request looks like.

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