Bag Carrier

If you find carrying bags to be a pain, the Bag Carrier combines the comfort of an oversize handle with multiple hooks so you can carry with ease and avoid the squeeze.

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updatedApril 11, 2023

Device Information

Overview

The bag carrier is a low-cost, 3D-printed handheld tool that distributes the weight of bags carried across a comfortable to carry handle. The bag handles can easily loop around the two curved hooks. The handle is rounded to allow users to comfortably grip the carrier.

How To Use

This aid is used to assist in carrying plastic or reusable bags by offering a wider grip and helping distribute the weight. One or more plastic or reusable shopping bags can be attached by their straps to the hooks. The handle can then either be carried in the hand or could be attached onto the side of a wheelchair.

Disability Type Description

This device is intended for people who have difficulty grasping or carrying plastic and reusable bags. It may be useful for people that with reduced strength, reduced dexterity, or pain. This may include people with arthritis, spinal cord injury (SCI), chronic pain, stroke, and the elderly.

Estimated Cost (CAD)

$0 - $10

Maker Information

Skills Description

The is a beginner level build that only required 3D printing.

Print Time (hrs)

4

Assembly Time (hrs)

0

Tools Needed

3D Printer

Build Instructions

This device has multiple sizes please see the Bag_Carrier_User_Guide.pdf to learn more. The Maker Checklist document will aid you in following the correct steps to build and work with the requester.


Print Settings: Bag_Carrier_3D_Print_Guide.pdf

  • 0.3mm layer height
  • 20% Infill
  • No Supports

Project Link

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License

Attribution

This is an updated, redesigned version of the original Bag Carrier designed by Neil Squire Society / Makers Making Change and made available under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license. 


Contributors:

• Kerilyn Kennedy - Neil Squire Society / Makers Making Change

• Jake McIvor - Neil Squire Society / Makers Making Change

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