Verkstan Face Shield North American 6 Hole Fixed

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I have made some adjustments to the original 3D Verkstan Face Shield, which can be found at https://www.youmagine.com/designs/protective-visor-by-3dverkstan/. To make it easier for you to determine which file you need to download, I have included a flowchart. This design is intended for use with a standard American 3-hole punch and an 8.5x11" sheet of plastic. To create the necessary spacer, print out this file: https://github.com/Cederb/Faceshield.nu/blob/master/North%20America%206-hole/3D%20Printing%20Files%20(STL)/Letter-spacer-6hole.stl. To use the design with your 8.5x11" sheet of plastic, place the spacer on the fixed end of the 3-hole punch and punch through both sides of the sheet. This will give you a sheet with six holes on one side. If you are in North America but have an A4 sheet of plastic, you can use the files labeled "A4". The process is identical to that for the 8.5x11" sheet. To assemble the design using either a laser cutter or a single-hole punch, download the file ending with "forSHP." Alternatively, if you are having trouble getting the material on the pegs, try downloading the version without tabs, which ends in "notabs." If you find that the film is coming off the backmost pegs when assembled without tabs, apply a small amount of superglue (cyanoacrylate) to hold them in place. This type of glue is generally considered safe once it has cured and is not in contact with the user. I have made several updates to this design since its initial release. On April 13th at 3:20 PM, I added a flowchart to make it easier for users to determine which file to use. At 11:50 AM on the same day, I added a single-hole punch version without tabs as requested by users. On April 12th at 7:01 PM, I created a version compatible with Erik's original face shield template that can be used with either a single-hole punch or laser cutter. On April 11th at 9:57 PM, I rounded off the posts to make assembly easier. At 12:07 AM on the same day, I added a 1mm chamfer to the bottom of the design to make removal and attachment simpler. Finally, on April 10th at 6:50 PM, I created files compatible with A4 sheets of plastic.