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NIH3D

Mask Strain Reliever with REAL HERO Emboss

Created by
theantidoteftc
Created:
4/11/20
Submitted:
3/6/23
Published:
3/6/23

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3DPX-013779

Licensing:

CC-BY
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Hardware & Devices
Devices and Hardware

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Prototype
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Description

UPDATED Version 9 can be found on http://github.com/theantidoteftc/MaskStrainRelievers. The Thicker version is recommended for the Ender 3.

The Mask Strain Reliever sits at the back of the head when using surgical masks or any other face covering that typically catches behind the ear. The strain reliever redirects the strain from on the back of the ear to behind the head, to alleviate pressure caused by the prolonged use of these masks. The "REAL HERO" embossing shows our gratitude to those who are working harder on the frontlines to help combat the pandemic.

The latest version (V7) Mask Strain Reliever can be found in the Github repository located here: http://github.com/theantidoteftc/MaskStrainRelievers

Please let us know if you have any suggestions or comments, and any new updates to the Mask Strain Reliever will be posted to the top of this description as well as to the Github repository.

The Mask Strain Reliever worn on the back of a woman's head (Side)
The Mask Strain Reliever worn on the back of a man's head (Side)
The Mask Strain Reliever worn on the back of a woman's head
The Mask Strain Reliever worn on the back of a man's head