Protective visor (face shield) for health proffesionals fighting Coronavirus

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This is a remix of 3DVerkstan Protective Visor (https://3dverkstan.se/protective-visor/). The original one demands eight precise holes cut on the transparent film using a laser. My modified version requires only four, easily made using a standard hole punch set at 5.5 cm. Requirements: - An 8.5" x 11" transparent sheet (commonly used with old overhead projectors) - A two-holes hole punch is necessary (picture included) To ensure the entire part prints correctly, you must adjust the number of perimeters to a high setting. I use 50 perimeters. This approach helps print multiple parts quickly since the printer doesn't have to zigzag over thin features. For efficient printing, it's possible to print two parts simultaneously on a Prusa i3 printer by strategically positioning them. A Prusa Slicer project file and an STL with two arranged parts suitable for Prusa i3 printers and similar models are included.