Face Shield for Small 3D Printers - ver3

A compact face shield that comprises two separable parts that snap together

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Attribution

Inspired by original design: Protective Visor by 3DVerkstan by Erik Cederberg

Description

Make your own face shield at home even if you have a small 3D printer

This model presents the following features:
β€’ Can be built in areas as small as 140mm x 140 mm
β€’ Takes only 13g of PLA filament and around 45 mins to print
β€’ Two separable parts that snap together in the center

For materials and printing method, please check the section below.

Quality Control

Before assembly
- Check the surface for printing quality. There should be no holes or cracks.
- Check the snap-fit joint. The snap-fit area should have a clear rectangular shape, and the cantilever protruding edge should have a triangular-shaped end. Additionally, the protruding edge should not be crack easily if force is applied.
After assembly
- Check if the connection at the snap-fit joint is firm enough. The two parts should not be easily split away.
- Check if the visor is firmly attached to the frame. Even if shaken, the visor should not come off.
- Check if the face shield comfortably fits to your head. Adjust the size of the rubber band for ideal fit.

Contact

Please message me if you have any suggestion to improve the model, or if you work in the health industry and would like to conduct further testing with it.

Disclaimer

This model has not been tested or qualified to prevent or reduce infection. Use it at your own discretion.

Materials and methods

#Materials:
- 3D printer (Flash Forge Finder)
- PLA filament (1.75mm)
- A4 size transparent plastic sheet
- Hole Punch
- Rubber band

#Printing Settings:
- Printing method: FDM
- Fill density: 10%
- Layer height: 0.2mm
- Printing Speed: 100mm/s
- Temperature (Extruder): 220C

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Mini screen shot 2013 07 15 at 6.49.36 pmErik de Bruijn created issue Add at least one photo ago
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