This design supports 3-hole punch system for use with sheets. Visor features covered top and tight tension across 8.5x11in sheet. Tested shield clearance with safety goggles and face mask.
Full 8.5x11in sheet is used with exception of trimming corners near chin area. 3-hole punch applied to both sides. Visor and bottom holder use same 3-hole punch (2 x 4.25in – 0.25in hole diameter).
Curls on the ends of arm holds a rubber band. Arms are thin to minimize head coverage and use less material for faster print times.
8.5x11in sheets of transparency film was used for test fitting. A minimum of 0.4mm for material thickness has been medically approved, only use thinner sheets for test fitting purposes.
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