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e-NABLE · 3D-printed and open-source hands and arms · PR-074
e-NABLE Phoenix Hand 3D-printed prosthetic hand
The e-NABLE Phoenix Hand is a 3D-printed prosthetic hand whose fingers close when the wearer bends the wrist. The design files are free to download and come in three versions: Phoenix v2, Unlimbited Phoenix and Phoenix Reborn. Volunteers share them as-is, and the hand is not a certified medical device. A kit with the non-printed assembly materials is sold separately by 3D Universe.
- Type
- 3D-printed wrist-driven hand
- Actuation
- Wrist flexion
- Phoenix v2 gauntlet
- Thermoformed
e-NABLE Phoenix Hand key features
- Wrist driven: bending the wrist closes the fingers
- Three versions: Phoenix v2, Unlimbited Phoenix, Phoenix Reborn
- Design files free to download
- Phoenix Reborn drops rubber bands for elastic cord, for hot climates
- Unlimbited Phoenix scales in the Thingiverse Customizer
- Assembly materials kit sold by 3D Universe
Who the e-NABLE Phoenix Hand suits
For people who have a working wrist and enough palm to push against the device, and who have access to a 3D printer or a volunteer maker. Since it is a community design supplied without warranty, show it to a clinician before regular use.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
e-NABLE Phoenix Hand specifications
| Type | 3D-printed wrist-driven hand |
|---|---|
| Versions | Phoenix v2, Unlimbited Phoenix, Phoenix Reborn |
| Actuation | Wrist flexion |
| User requirement | Functional wrist and enough palm to push against the device |
| Phoenix v2 gauntlet | Thermoformed |
| Status | Provided as-is by volunteers; not a certified medical device |
| Kit | Assembly materials from 3D Universe, sold separately |
| Price | Design files free; parts kits sold separately (price not listed) |
| Maker country | International volunteer network |
| Brand | e-NABLE |
| Category | Affordable, 3D-printed and open-source, 3D-printed and open-source hands and arms |
| Catalog ID | PR-074 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
e-NABLE Phoenix Hand: common questions
Is the e-NABLE Phoenix Hand free?
The design files are free to download. A kit of assembly materials is sold separately and its price is not listed here, so ask us for current guidance.
Who can use a Phoenix Hand?
The wearer needs a functional wrist and enough palm to push against the device, because bending the wrist is what closes the fingers.
Is the Phoenix Hand a medical device?
No. It is shared by volunteers as-is, without warranties, and is not a certified medical device.
How to get a quote for the e-NABLE Phoenix Hand
Add it to your enquiry list
Press Add to enquiry. You can add other products and parts to the same list.
Tell us your country and needs
Send the list with your country, sizes and any options you want. No payment details are asked.
Get a personal reply
You receive availability, a price and delivery options by email, and decide after that.
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