Featured on Dr. Neat's Vlog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHTiJ7Pke1Q
PPE Makers/Assemblers: Ravi Riley, Sako Chekerjian, Eric Limonadi, Adam Komjathy
Donors: FRC Team 589, my parents, Dr. Neat
We need help fabricating face shields and surgical mask strain relievers.
Each face shield consists of just 2 parts: a 3D-printed frame and a transparent visor. For more info on the design, click here.
If you have a 3D printer, print face shield frames (stl) and surgical mask strain relievers (stl). Ideally print with PETG, if you can't PLA works just as well. Read this print guide for more details.
Printing face shield frames one at a time can be super time consuming, so if you want to 3D print stacks of face shields, check out my stack generator on Thingiverse Customizer or run its OpenSCAD script locally. I built this tool using my STL to OpenSCAD converter. Scroll down to see a demo of the stack generator script.
If you have a laser cutter, cut face shield visors from transparent 8.5x11" sheets, such as this or this.
If you want to help out, please 
Explore more 3D printable designs at the National Institutes of Health 3D Print Exchange for COVID-19
