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# Face Shield
The goal of this project is to create a low cost, high quality, reusable face
shield that can be quickly deployed.
This face shield is based on a previous design by Mike Doell (@mike_doell). This design was reimagined in FreeCAD and iterated upon by Jake Bender with help from Glia's team of collaborators, designers, and testers, as well as engineering and design input from [Mosaic Manufacturing](https://www.mosaicmfg.com).
This faceshield is currently available at the [Glia Store](https://store.glia.org).
# Bill of Materials
## Printed parts
* 1 head piece (FCheadpiece.stl)
## Other hardware
* 60cm x 1cm elastic strap
* Large: 28cm x 25cm x 0.125mm (5mil or greater) clear plastic sheet such as Mylar (facesheet-large.svg)
* Small (default): 28cm x 23cm x 0.125mm (5mil or greater) clear plastic sheet such as Mylar (facesheet-small.svg)
# Print instructions
* Use PETG or ABS
* Layer height: 0.3mm
* Use PrusaSlicer 2.2 or above to import 3MF file
* Modify filament and printer settings as needed
* **DO NOT MODIFY PRINT SETTINGS**
* Export and print
# Mylar sheet Instructions
* Cut the mylar sheet with a laser cutter or die cutting machine if available
* If a cutter is not available, you may manually cut the sheets to
28cm x 25cm. Consider rounding corners as per template
# Decontamination
* Disassemble head piece from strap and mylar sheet
* Soak entire shield and strap for 1 minute in warm bleach solution in well-ventilated area
* Rinse with water
* Hang to dry
# Assembly instructions
* See [Assembly Instructions illustration](instructions.jpg) for a visual guide
* Insert clear plastic sheet into printed head piece
* Loop strap through strap holes on printed head piece
* Fit can be adjusted by pulling on the loose ends of the elastic strap
# Licensing notes
As per our understanding, hardware is not covered by copyright. However, we
present our work under the TAPR OHL or GPLv3 licenses insofar as it applies.