Budmen Rubber Band Face Shield w/ Cover

A modified version of the Budmen face shield design with an added cover for additional protection. Other changes made were putting holes into the attachment points for the plastic sheet, decreasing the distance between the headband and the plastic sheet to reduce print time, and modifying the holes for the band to make the design compatible with rubber bands as opposed to elastic bands.

Print time is 2h 4m on my settings at 100% speed.

face-shield-covered_v7: Original version
face-shield-covered_v8: Made attachment points more robust and rounded some corners on the model.
face-shield-covered v10: Shortened cover by 5mm to account for different head sizes

A version of the face shield with the modifications but no cover is also available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4259010.

Original face shield design (without cover) and assembly instructions at budmen.com.

Print instructions

Category: Other Summary

A modified version of the Budmen face shield design with an added cover for additional protection. Other changes made were putting holes into the attachment points for the plastic sheet, decreasing the distance between the headband and the plastic sheet to reduce print time, and modifying the holes for the band to make the design compatible with rubber bands as opposed to elastic bands.

Print time is 2h 4m on my settings at 100% speed.

face-shield-covered_v7: Original version
face-shield-covered_v8: Made attachment points more robust and rounded some corners on the model.
face-shield-covered v10: Shortened cover by 5mm to account for different head sizes

A version of the face shield with the modifications but no cover is also available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4259010.

Original face shield design (without cover) and assembly instructions at budmen.com.

Print Settings

Printer Brand: Prusa

Printer: i3 MK2S

Rafts: No

Supports: No

Resolution: 0.3mm

Infill: 10%

Filament: Any PLA
Notes:

I printed mine with 2 perimeters at 160% speed. The overhangs are pretty small but some printers might struggle a bit with them and may need supports.