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New at the Bracebridge Library: Free 3D-Printed Accessibility Tools
The Bracebridge Library is excited to introduce a new collection of free 3D-printed accessibility tools to support our community.

Small tools can make a big difference in everyday life. That’s why we’ve begun printing a variety of assistive devices designed to make common tasks easier for people with reduced hand strength, limited dexterity, arthritis, or anyone who could benefit from a little extra support.
This initiative is part of the Bracebridge Library’s ongoing commitment to creating a welcoming, inclusive community where everyone has access to resources that can enhance independence and improve everyday living. We’re excited to continue expanding this collection and welcome suggestions for additional accessibility tools that may benefit our community.
Our growing collection currently includes:
- Easy-grip can openers
- Bottle openers
- Zipper pull helpers
- Button hook tools for fastening clothing
- Additional assistive tools as they become available
These items are available free of charge to members of our community. Reach out to us, and we’ll be happy to help you find a tool that best suits your needs.
To request an item or learn more, please contact:
Crystal (Chrissy) Ilczyna
Client Services Manager, Bracebridge Library
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 705-645-4171 ext. 3001
