Safety Shield Stand for Offices/Workplaces (Corona Virus Safety Equipment)

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The designed stand is specifically engineered to securely hold 2mm thick Lexan panels, also known as Plexiglass, up to a maximum height of 70 cm. As evident from the provided photos, these stands do not require any attachment to the table, but for added stability, a small amount of double-sided tape can be used. The use of screws provides increased stability while maintaining a sleek and compact form factor. A notable feature is the presence of a small gap under the panel, measuring 10mm in width, which serves as a convenient passageway for documents and other office supplies. The stand itself was printed without support material, using a layer height of 0.2mm and an infill density of 30% within PLA, all at 100% scale. The screw component was also printed without support, employing a reduced layer height of 0.1mm, the same 30% infill density in PLA, but scaled down to 97%. To accommodate this design, a printer with a volume of 150 x 150 x 150 is required. I successfully printed the part using a Creality Ender 3, which can be sourced from Amazon through the following link: https://amzn.to/3f6CQDT. The PLA material used for the print was SUNLU's Salmon Orange PLA, available on Amazon via the following link: https://amzn.to/2VQAuS6. You can support my work by using these affiliated links. For access to the original design files, please visit GrabCAD through the following link: https://grabcad.com/library/safety-shield-stand-for-offices-workplaces-corona-virus-safety-equipment-1.