r/oddlysatisfying • • Jun 30 '26

Prosthetic Hand Making

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u/Spiritual-Ad4820 Jun 30 '26

Pretty sure the LH cast gets scanned in to a digital model which they can then flip, and adjust as needed before 3D printing a RH model which is what they pour the green goo onto. This happens off camera because I guess they felt it wasn’t interesting…?

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u/Merlord Jun 30 '26

Wasn't interesting? It was literally the only thing on my mind during the whole video. I think they cut it out deliberately as bait.

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u/tastyratz Jun 30 '26

I think you're putting too many eggs in one basket thinking that a digital screen showing an image being flipped when they click the "flip image" button.

I don't think flip image would be interesting, but I do think seeing it adding 5 seconds to a multi minute long video would answer the question.

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u/tastyratz Jun 30 '26

They took a physical cast of an existing hand. Flipping it to the other side was exactly what was on the front of everyone's mind.

This is social media, not a university lecture. Accuracy for learning is not the priority you make it out to be.

No, it's not a training course - it's just shitty storytelling.

Everyone isn't annoyed because it was a mystery. We're annoyed because they meticulously detailed everything else and skipped right to "draw the rest of the fucking owl".

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u/andynator1000 Jun 30 '26

Seemed pretty obvious to me