Idea from FMAI don't want to use aluminum it's too lightIs there another type of metal I can use to weld together? I want this to be a full, wearable arm including hand with fingersIs there a metal to shape and do this with? I have a roll of aluminum sheeting, seems durable but I was told I can't weld aluminum to itselfHelp me out with this if anyone's a metal/welder.
You should also try posting this in engineering under science and mathematicsYou could use stainless steel, which is what medical prosthetic limbs are made ofThere are many types of stainless steel, and you will need to get some training to work with itSounds like a couple of courses in metalworking and mechanical design will help you a lot.
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Because they don't like the feelTry them yourself, and make up your own mind.
