MASK FRAME - simple face mask - kids and adults sizes

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MASK - kids and adults sizes If you print this project and you're happy with the final part, don't forget to buy me a roll of filament so I can continue testing and improving these projects or designing new ones. If you're not satisfied with this design or experience problems with your printed parts, send me a message and we'll try to fix it together! :) If you don't want to or can't afford to buy me a roll of filament, that's okay, I still hope you enjoy printing my designs! Last design update - March 9, 2020 The design is simple and intended to reduce the amount of filament and printing time required. This is the frame to build a mask around it using components you have at home and what you think can be used, such as paper napkins, a piece of cloth, or material cut from an old t-shirt... whatever you feel can be used to build a mask; wrap it around the frame and secure it with some elastic straps or the provided 3D printed clips. For easy and fast fitting/removal of the mask, use Set Clip M-F. Presented sample: Mask on picture, Mask Adult 2, is using toilet paper as filter material - lucky I found some unused :) ... I just wrapped around the mask frame. I know... poppy times! :)... however, it's easy to build and replace the filter medium. Mask Adult 2 - thickness 1.2 mm on rim and 0.6 mm on body. Strap holes are also reinforced. It uses 7 grams of filament and requires 1 hour and 9 minutes to complete (mask frame and 4 loop straps) using a 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layers with standard settings... Mask Adult 3 - it's an improved version of MA2 by adding 8 rings to guide a metal wire, which allowed the frame to take and keep the nose shape. Use 80mm of steel wire 0.6-0.8 mm. Mask Adult 4 - is a simplified version of MA3, instead of guide rings it uses holes in the mask body to guide the wire. Mask Adult L Series - (XXL size) - 180 X 113 mm. If you have any improvements to the design, don't hesitate to send a message or feel free to make changes yourself! If it's not a proper fit, resize it in CURA or whatever slice software you're using. Stay Safe! Be Safe!