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NIH3D

3D Printed Face Shield

Created by
Orlando Health
Created:
5/7/20
Submitted:
3/6/23
Published:
3/6/23
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not intended for 3D printing
3DPX-014257

Licensing:

CC-BY
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Version 2

Category

Hardware & Devices
Devices and Hardware

Collection(s)

COVID-19 Response
COVID-19 Response

Approved Use

Prototype
Prototype
Description

Model features;

  • Face-shield assembly for small and large build 3D printers (>5in3)
  • Universal size
  • Requires no post processing
  • Originally designed for Stratasys Continuous Build 3D Printer, Mojo and UPrint, the model should fit almost all FDM/FFF open/close-source printers
    • IF Printed on the Continious Build 3D Printer, the clear build sheet can be used as the shield! (Note that the sheet is smaller than 8.5" by 11")
  • Printer parameters have been optimized for PLA and ABS
  • Other FDM/FFF materials can be used
Source Data Details
Attribution Instructions
3D Printing Instructions
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