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NIH3D

Solid option for Face Shields

Created by JakeM1013
Published: 
4/13/20

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This is a 3D print of
3DPX-013831

Category

Devices and Hardware
Description

This can be printed fairly easily without supports. The pegs on the sides might have a little droop on the bottom, but nothing that flush cutters cant handle. For stacks, I found that 0.2-0.25mm of separation between frames work well. It depends on your printer and environment, really. I used 10% infill, 1.2mm walls, and 60mm/s. Take care when separating the stacks. I use the flat trowel and flush cutters my printer came with, and that works pretty well.
KEYWORD(S)

3d printed face shield, PPE Face Shield

PRINTER TECHNOLOGY

Material Extrusion - Single Extruder

MATERIAL

Polylactic Acid (PLA)

PRINTER MAKE/MODEL

Creality Ender 5 Pro

BUILD RESOLUTION (LAYER HEIGHT)

0.3mm

REFERENCE MODEL
Virginia Tech Full Face Shield

by wchapin


Virginia Tech Full Face Shield