Budmen Face Shield V2 - tweaked for small printers - folding

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Last week in April, 2020 Update: - Featured news article: https://www.10tv.com/article/ic3d-creates-face-shields-hires-furloughed-workers-during-covid-19-outbreak-2020-apr - Featured news TV spot: https://abc6onyourside.com/good-day-columbus/around-town/joe-on-the-go-idea-foundry-fighting-covid-19 V2 Changes: - updated strap attachment area to match the IC3D Budmen V2 geometry, see photo Hobbyists working with 3D printers are eager to join the fight against COVID-19, but many of them face a significant challenge: their small printers cannot build essential face shield components. This modified version of the IC3D-approved Budmen face shield allows printing on a 150mm x 150mm bed, making it possible for users with smaller printers, such as the Lulzbot Mini, to contribute. The original design can be found at https://3dprint.nih.gov/discover/3dpx-013309. This version is designed to print "folded" and then easily unfold into the correct size and geometry to accommodate a plastic shield. This project was developed in part as an effort to support IC3D's efforts in Central Ohio, which can be found at https://ic3dprinters.com/covid19/.