More free resources for kids.
Built For Them focuses on wood and plywood builds. These organizations offer free plans and devices we don't make ourselves - 3D-printed assistive tech, switch access tools, adaptive gaming, and more.
A note: these are independent organizations Built For Them doesn't run, build for, or vouch for beyond a basic review. Confirm licensing, fit, and safety directly with each source, and loop in your child's OT or PT for anything related to positioning, mobility, or medical use.
Adaptive Design Association
Free guides for cardboard and tri-wall adaptive seating and custom adaptations.
Visit siteMakers Making Change
An open-source library of 3D-printed assistive devices, built and maintained by a maker community.
Visit siteTechOWL Maker Catalog
Practical, low-risk daily-living aids - pen holders, bottle openers, and similar tools - ready to print.
Visit siteVolksswitch
Free and inexpensive 3D-printable switches, AAC keyguards, and other access tools.
Visit sitee-NABLE
Open-source 3D-printed upper-limb prosthetic designs and guidance. Best used with a clinician or prosthetist involved.
Visit siteThe Controller Project
Volunteer-built, free controller modifications that make gaming more accessible.
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