
Face Shield Visor V1
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A face shield frame designed for 3D printing, ready to be assembled into a face shield by healthcare professionals to protect themselves from splatters of body fluid. This model offers enhanced protection from above, modified from an all-frame version. Note: Design has not been clinically tested; use at your own risk! This design uses 23 grams of PLA material. The primary requirements include: Protecting the user's face from splatter from both front and top positions. Providing a comfortable fit. Ensuring disposability. Secondary requirements focus on minimizing weight, speeding up production time, reducing part count, creating a robust design for multiple elastic band loops to secure the head, and facilitating easy cleaning if reusability is desired. Bill of Materials: 1. 3D printed frame (this) 2. Elastic bands 3. Transparencies (8.5 x 11 inches) Assembly Steps: Print the visor. Attach an elastic band using one of two provided methods: Method 1: Cut a 30-inch, 0.25-inch wide elastic band and thread it through oval loops on the model. Method 2: Cut 12-14 inches (depending on head size) of 0.5 or 0.75 inch wide woven elastic band. Make two cuts, starting one inch from each end and making a half-inch lengthwise cut into the band. Place the shield on your head and enjoy your protection!
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