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Empowering Accessible Fishing with 3D Printing Innovation

  • Writer: Bradley Zaytsoff
    Bradley Zaytsoff
  • Jul 30
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 28

At Tempus 3D, we’re proud to support meaningful innovation through additive manufacturing. In this video, Justin Johnson, a Selkirk College graduate and research assistant at the Selkirk Technology Access Centre, showcases a 3D-printed adaptive fishing rod holder designed for individuals with limited or no hand function. Developed in collaboration with Fishing Forever and the BC Wildlife Federation, this inclusive design uses clever mechanics to make fishing more accessible—no grip strength required.


Watch how 3D printing helps turn a class project into a province-wide initiative that’s making a real impact across British Columbia.


Justin Johnson demonstrating his 3D printed fishing rod holder that makes fishing more accessible.

Want to turn your idea into a product that makes a difference? Whether you’re developing adaptive equipment or prototyping for production, contact Tempus 3D to start your next project.

Tempus 3D is an HP Certified 3D Printing service bureau located in British Columbia, Canada. Tempus offers 3D printing services using HP MJF technology, Sinterit SLS technology, and Formlabs 3D printing technology to offer Nylon PA 12S, TPU, and a wide variety of resins including clear resin in house. Tempus serves clients across Canada and the US, and has next day shipping to most locations in Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest including Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Victoria, Spokane, Seattle, and Portland.


 
 
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