Optimized Aerosol(Intubation) Box "Manta Ray" ("Skat")

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2020-06-20: Added a version without curtains; view pdf drawings containing "no curtains" in the name to see it. Instead of curtains, sleeve_frame.stl parts are inserted into windows. Disposable shoe covers can be placed on these frames for better aerosol protection and easier hand operations. 2020-04-29: Updated drawings (rev01), added curtain patterns, and included a CNC 2mm routing version. Aerosol boxes offer additional protection from aerosols for doctors during intubation procedures. This design is made to drastically reduce manufacturing costs and improve the doctor's experience. Most existing designs resemble boxes and are often made with acrylic, making them an expensive product. Moreover, box edges can have a negative influence on viewing. The proposed design is a single-piece-part made of inexpensive 1.5mm PET sheet. Once cut, it can be easily assembled using available fasteners without special tools or clues. Provided files include specifications for fasteners with a 5 mm diameter. We use DIN967 5mm*10mm screws, DIN1587 5mm nuts, and 2mm-thick washers; 26 pieces of each are needed. You can modify the holes to use other fasteners. One standard sheet (2050x1250mm) can hold two boxes, making it about 4 times cheaper than standard acrylic aerosol boxes. Sample layouts are depicted in layout pdf files (holes are 5mm in these layouts). This box has no edges in front of the face and provides excellent operational visibility and control, confirmed by doctors. Approximate box dimensions are: Height: approximately 50cm Depth: approximately 50cm Width: approximately 55cm, can be extended to 65cm from the patient side This design is built by VRDiver Company (http://vrdiver.net)