How to Become a Volunteer with the e-NABLE Volunteer Community

How to Become a Volunteer with the e-NABLE Volunteer Community

Interested in changing someone's life? How about using your 3D printer to make a prosthetic device for someone who needs one?

To get started, please refer to this page: http://enablingthefuture.org/lend-a-hand/

There’s also an excellent Instructables guide, created by e-NABLE volunteer Ken Bice here: https://www.instructables.com/id/Steps-to-Becoming-an-E-NABLE-Maker/

Also, be sure to join e-NABLE’s community forum to communicate with other volunteers! https://wikifactory.com/+e-NABLE/forum


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