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open‑source CAD designs shared, free for anyone to print and improve.


CADletics designs personalized sports equipment for para‑athletes, 3D‑prints it, and customizes it indefinitely.
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open‑source CAD designs shared, free for anyone to print and improve.








Hearing what the athlete feels, watching them play, and pinning down exactly what’s in the way.
We measure what the fit depends on: reach, size and angle.
A volunteer engineer sketches the part in CAD, line by line.
The sketch becomes a 3D model, one part at a time.
We find where the force goes and put material there.
The model is cut into hundreds of thin layers, with supports under every overhang.
Then it prints, layer on layer, often on donated printers we brought back to life.
Supports come off and every edge gets cleaned up.
The athlete tries it. We revise and reprint until it fits just right.
Then the design goes online, open source, for anyone to print.
Partners, grants and press behind the work.
Created byAshwath Ram & Siddarth Sukla
Engineers, athletes, coaches and makers
Have an idea for a part, a sport we should cover, or some time to help build? Drop us a line. We read and reply to every email.