Dexter Lite stacked- 122 minimal design face shields in 15 hours

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The Dexter Lite is a minimalist design face shield designed for rapid production in situations where standard supplies are scarce but facial protection remains essential. This variant boasts a stacked configuration, allowing for 122 frames to be produced within a 15-hour timeframe when printed at a speed of 120mm/s. The number of frames can be effortlessly adjusted through OpenSCAD's user-friendly interface. The stacked version is currently in an experimental phase - constructive feedback and suggestions are highly valued! To access the original design, please follow this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4399655 When printing the model, it's recommended to utilize a rigid material such as PLA. Take an A5 clear plastic sheet or cut an A4 sheet in half lengthwise. Utilize a standard hole puncher to create four holes along the long edge of the sheet, two at each corner. Position the holes accurately using the provided hole spacer, which can be printed quickly in under a minute as an STL file. Using scissors, carefully make a small horizontal cut on either side of each hole to facilitate smooth passage through the sheet. Then, press the knobs located on the sides of the frame through the holes in the plastic sheet. Tie three elastic bands together, securing them with a knot. When wearing the face shield, position the longer elastic band around the back of the knobs for an improved fit. Important Considerations: When donning the face shield, always exercise caution and adhere to guidelines provided by medical professionals and government authorities. Wearing a professional-grade face shield is preferred whenever possible. To ensure hygiene during production, work in a well-ventilated area and guarantee that the final product can withstand regular use without compromising its structural integrity. Please share your finished projects proudly!