A Design Professor's Clever 3D-Printed Two-Part Wire Bending Jig
A design professor at Ferris State University developed a 3D-printed two-part jig to bend wire without using pliers, which he prefers for avoiding damage to materials. The tool is available for free download, allowing others to use and modify it. The invention highlights a practical, accessible solution for precision work in design and fabrication.
A design professor created a 3D-printed tool to help bend wire without using pliers.
The tool offers a precise, customizable alternative for makers and artists who prefer non-traditional methods.
It highlights how open-source design and 3D printing can empower people to share and improve practical tools.
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