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BrailleRap-SG on the workbench at a SalvageGarden session, with a maze design open on the laptop. Photo: Saad Chinoy
November 14, 2026Uncategorized

The embosser that prints braille for the price of a printer

Imagine you want to read a book, a label, a bus timetable — and the only way to get it in braille is a machine […]

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Three small hacks from one session — DRAG pen holder, eyedrop support and feeding-tube clamp, stills from the SalvageGarden reel.
November 14, 2026Uncategorized

Three small hacks from one session

Some days at the makerspace, nobody sets out to invent anything. We shared a reel from One Punggol in June 2025 with three devices in […]

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The spoon lifting a coffee cup — barely any wrist rotation. Still from the SalvageGarden reel, One Punggol, July 2025.
November 13, 2026Uncategorized

A small angle change that saves an arm twist

Imagine picking up a spoon — and having to twist your whole arm just to keep the food on it. For a person with an […]

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The keyhole finder fitted on a door — this pink one is labelled 'HoKey'. Photo: Saad Chinoy
November 13, 2026Uncategorized

Lining up a key you can’t see clearly

Have you ever stood at your own front door, key in hand, and missed the keyhole? For most of us it is a half-second fumble. […]

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Thermoforming a splint at a SalvageGarden session. Photo: Saad Chinoy
November 12, 2026Uncategorized

Learning splints, together

Have you ever tried to hold your hand still in exactly the right position — and realised you do not know what “right” even means? […]

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Adaptive Cutlery by Flimflam, shared under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 on Printables (printables.com/model/1852369-adaptive-cutlery)
November 11, 2026Uncategorized

Eating independently, on your own terms

Imagine sitting down to a meal and needing someone else to hold your fork for you. Three times a day, every day. For a person […]

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Pull The Plug! (PtP) by Saad Caffeine, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0 on Printables (printables.com/model/1175788-pull-the-plug-ptp)
November 11, 2026Uncategorized

Unplugging without the struggle

Have you ever had to wrestle a plug out of a socket? For most of us it is a small annoyance — a tight plug, […]

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The SPKeyboard fresh off the printer, with the colour-coded core words Yes, No, Wait and Hi at the top and the full keyboard below.
November 10, 2026projects

A keyboard card for when the braille display fails

Some people need to ask a question and get a reply, and they cannot see or hear either side of the exchange. For a person […]

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November 9, 2026Uncategorized

Hack the rain: how a volunteer’s umbrella hack became an award-winning poncho

What: the Wheelchair Poncho, designed by 55 Minutes with SalvageGarden volunteers and caregiversAwards: Human-Centered Design Award 2026 (August 2026) and Red Dot Award: Design Concept […]

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Close-up shot of 3D printed hexagonal alphabet tiles with artwork by SPD beneficiaries.
September 30, 2026SalvageGarden activity

SalvageGarden at Shaping Hearts 2026

Did you manage to catch this mosaic heart at Punggol Digital District this September? On the launch day of Shaping Hearts 2026, SalvageGarden and SPD […]

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