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Virus Face Shield Using Office Supplies

Created by

Matt Milner

Created:

4/3/20

Submitted:

3/6/23

Published:

3/6/23

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3DPX-013466

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Description

This Face shield is made from office supplies. To create use a standard 3-hole punch to punch holes in a sheet protector. Attach sheet protector to 3-D printed parts. Glue or tape corners. Attach to head with rubber bands. If vertical regidity is desired, glue or tape tag board strip or drinking straw to vertical edge of sheet protector.

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Virus Face Shield Using Office Supplies

Created by

Matt Milner

Created:

4/3/20

Submitted:

3/6/23

Published:

3/6/23

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3DPX-013466

41

1

Version 2

Description