Mask NanoHack (coronavirus / covid-19)
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About this print
The NanoHack is a 3D printable face mask created in response to the coronavirus pandemic and shared as part of the FaceCoveringChallenge. It is designed as a reusable face covering worn over the nose and mouth. PETG is a sensible material for this type of print, as it tolerates light cleaning better than standard PLA and maintains its shape reliably over time.
From the original design page
Original maker's notes
By ptibob76 on Thingiverse · CC-BY-SA
Masque créer par Copper3D
Je ne fait que partager le ficher car on as du mal à accéder au ficher sur le site originale.
Voici le lien d'origine du projet : http://copper3d.com/hackthepandemic/
1. Imprimez les pièces avec 20% de remplissage, sans support ni radeaux.
2. Chauffez le NanoHack à 55°-60° avec un sèche cheveux ou de l'eau chaude. La partie circulaire doit être intacte, c'est pourquoi elle est plus épaisse pour ne pas se déformer.
3. Lors du ramollissement, rapprochez les ailes du nez et les ailes de réglage situées sur la mâchoire inférieure. Vous pouvez les coller pour mieux les fixer si vous le souhaitez.
4. Réchauffez-le et mettez sur votre visage pour les derniers réglages. Assurez-vous qu'il ne fait pas trop chaud ! Si vous sentez qu'il y a une partie du masque qui ne va pas bien ou est trop serrée, vous pouvez mettre un petit morceau de caoutchouc souple dans les zones de contact.
5. Vissez le "couvercle" avec un ou des filtres supplémentaires. Si vous utilisez un filtre, vous pouvez utiliser un morceau circulaire (simple ou double) d'un masque conventionnel (propylène non tissé) ou ajouter un tampon facial pour le maquillage. Un demi-coussin peut faciliter la respiration.
6. Ajoutez les élastiques / sangles
English
Mask created by Copper3D
I only share the file because it is difficult to access the file on the original site.
Here is the original link for the project : http://copper3d.com/hackthepandemic/
1. Print the pieces with 20% infill, without support or rafts.
2. Heat the NanoHack to 55º-60º C with a hairdryer or hot water. The circular part has to be intact, that's why it's thicker so that it doesn't deform.
3. When softening, bring together the nose wings and adjustment wings located on the lower jaw. You can glue them to fix them better if you want.
4. Heat it up again and put it on your face for final adjustments. Make sure it's not too hot! If you feel that there is some part of the mask that does not fit well or is too tight, you can put a small piece of soft rubber in the contact areas.
5. Screw the "cover" on with one or two additional filters. If you use a filter, you can use a circular piece (single or double) of a conventional mask (nonwoven propylene) or add a round facial cotton pad for makeup. Half pad can make breathing easier.
6. Add the elastics/straps.
Formatting may have been simplified. These are the independent maker's instructions and fitment claims; Hark Tech has not independently verified them.
Printing Mask NanoHack (coronavirus / covid-19)
For Mask NanoHack (coronavirus / covid-19) we would normally reach for PLA — it is the easy, economical default and suits the majority of models. We set the layer height, wall count, infill and supports to suit the model and how you will use it, and those choices are already priced into your instant quote. Want a specific colour or material? Tell us and we will match it where we can.
Model details
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| Original model | View on Thingiverse |
| Designer | ptibob76 |
| Licence | CC-BY-SA |
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