OpenSCAD 3M Bayonet adapter
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This adapter works seamlessly with input bayonet masks from 3M Respirator, delivering impressive results. I'm sharing this information with anyone creating filters for medical facilities or other critical applications. Key observations from researching this: The 3M Respirator I have in mind doesn't filter out airborne particles, so it's essential to add an extra layer of protection if there's any risk of transmission. This design should prove more durable than N95 masks since they're designed for both inhalation and exhalation. Incorporating a HEPA filter (I've conceptualized a design but haven't tested it yet) could significantly extend its lifespan. For optimal prevention, 3M's P100 filters are the gold standard; however, if those aren't available, ensure that all connections around used filters are leak-proof. Note: My interpretation of non-commercial use means no selling for profit. These adapters should be created for hospitals, medical professionals, and volunteers. While it's okay to charge costs for filament among friends, avoid commercial exploitation.
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